docs(README): .plugin([plugin1, plugin2]) is now .plugin(plugin1, plugin2)

Author: gr2m

README.md

@@ -15,21 +15,21 @@ import { Base } from "javascript-plugin-architecture-with-typescript-definitions
 
 function myFooPlugin(instance: Base) {
   return {
-    foo: () => "foo"
+    foo: () => "foo",
   };
 }
 
 function myBarPlugin(instance: Base) {
   return {
-    bar: () => "bar"
+    bar: () => "bar",
   };
 }
 
 const FooTest = Base.plugin(myFooPlugin);
 const fooTest = new FooTest();
 fooTest.foo(); // has full TypeScript intellisense
 
-const FooBarTest = Base.plugin([myFooPlugin, myBarPlugin]);
+const FooBarTest = Base.plugin(myFooPlugin, myBarPlugin);
 const fooBarTest = new FooBarTest();
 fooBarTest.foo(); // has full TypeScript intellisense
 fooBarTest.bar(); // has full TypeScript intellisense