Fixed type in readme files, flutter get now reads flutter pub get

which is the correct command

vignettes/basketball_ptr/README.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ In addition to reviewing and forking the [MIT-licensed](LICENSE.md) code availab
 
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+Each vignette is stored in its own folder in the repository. Using your IDE of choice, open the vignette directory you'd like to run. Then, using the terminal inside youre IDE, run `flutter pub get` to fetch any dependencies, and `flutter run` to deploy to your connected device or simulator.
 
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vignettes/bubble_tab_bar/README.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ In addition to reviewing and forking the [MIT-licensed](LICENSE.md) code availab
 
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+Each vignette is stored in its own folder in the repository. Using your IDE of choice, open the vignette directory you'd like to run. Then, using the terminal inside youre IDE, run `flutter pub get` to fetch any dependencies, and `flutter run` to deploy to your connected device or simulator.
 
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vignettes/constellations_list/README.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ In addition to reviewing and forking the [MIT-licensed](LICENSE.md) code availab
 
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+Each vignette is stored in its own folder in the repository. Using your IDE of choice, open the vignette directory you'd like to run. Then, using the terminal inside youre IDE, run `flutter pub get` to fetch any dependencies, and `flutter run` to deploy to your connected device or simulator.
 
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vignettes/dark_ink_transition/README.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ In addition to reviewing and forking the [MIT-licensed](LICENSE.md) code availab
 
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+Each vignette is stored in its own folder in the repository. Using your IDE of choice, open the vignette directory you'd like to run. Then, using the terminal inside youre IDE, run `flutter pub get` to fetch any dependencies, and `flutter run` to deploy to your connected device or simulator.
 
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vignettes/dog_slider/README.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ In addition to reviewing and forking the [MIT-licensed](LICENSE.md) code availab
 
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+Each vignette is stored in its own folder in the repository. Using your IDE of choice, open the vignette directory you'd like to run. Then, using the terminal inside youre IDE, run `flutter pub get` to fetch any dependencies, and `flutter run` to deploy to your connected device or simulator.
 
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vignettes/drink_rewards_list/README.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ In addition to reviewing and forking the [MIT-licensed](LICENSE.md) code availab
 
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+Each vignette is stored in its own folder in the repository. Using your IDE of choice, open the vignette directory you'd like to run. Then, using the terminal inside youre IDE, run `flutter pub get` to fetch any dependencies, and `flutter run` to deploy to your connected device or simulator.
 
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vignettes/fluid_nav_bar/README.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ In addition to reviewing and forking the [MIT-licensed](LICENSE.md) code availab
 
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+Each vignette is stored in its own folder in the repository. Using your IDE of choice, open the vignette directory you'd like to run. Then, using the terminal inside youre IDE, run `flutter pub get` to fetch any dependencies, and `flutter run` to deploy to your connected device or simulator.
 
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vignettes/gooey_edge/README.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ In addition to reviewing and forking the [MIT-licensed](LICENSE.md) code availab
 
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+Each vignette is stored in its own folder in the repository. Using your IDE of choice, open the vignette directory you'd like to run. Then, using the terminal inside youre IDE, run `flutter pub get` to fetch any dependencies, and `flutter run` to deploy to your connected device or simulator.
 
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vignettes/indie_3d/README.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ In addition to reviewing and forking the [MIT-licensed](LICENSE.md) code availab
 
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+Each vignette is stored in its own folder in the repository. Using your IDE of choice, open the vignette directory you'd like to run. Then, using the terminal inside youre IDE, run `flutter pub get` to fetch any dependencies, and `flutter run` to deploy to your connected device or simulator.
 
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vignettes/parallax_travel_cards_hero/README.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ In addition to reviewing and forking the [MIT-licensed](LICENSE.md) code availab
 
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+Each vignette is stored in its own folder in the repository. Using your IDE of choice, open the vignette directory you'd like to run. Then, using the terminal inside youre IDE, run `flutter pub get` to fetch any dependencies, and `flutter run` to deploy to your connected device or simulator.
 
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vignettes/parallax_travel_cards_list/README.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ In addition to reviewing and forking the [MIT-licensed](LICENSE.md) code availab
 
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+Each vignette is stored in its own folder in the repository. Using your IDE of choice, open the vignette directory you'd like to run. Then, using the terminal inside youre IDE, run `flutter pub get` to fetch any dependencies, and `flutter run` to deploy to your connected device or simulator.
 
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vignettes/particle_swipe/README.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ In addition to reviewing and forking the [MIT-licensed](LICENSE.md) code availab
 
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+Each vignette is stored in its own folder in the repository. Using your IDE of choice, open the vignette directory you'd like to run. Then, using the terminal inside youre IDE, run `flutter pub get` to fetch any dependencies, and `flutter run` to deploy to your connected device or simulator.
 
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vignettes/plant_forms/README.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ In addition to reviewing and forking the [MIT-licensed](LICENSE.md) code availab
 
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+Each vignette is stored in its own folder in the repository. Using your IDE of choice, open the vignette directory you'd like to run. Then, using the terminal inside youre IDE, run `flutter pub get` to fetch any dependencies, and `flutter run` to deploy to your connected device or simulator.
 
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vignettes/product_detail_zoom/README.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ In addition to reviewing and forking the [MIT-licensed](LICENSE.md) code availab
 
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+Each vignette is stored in its own folder in the repository. Using your IDE of choice, open the vignette directory you'd like to run. Then, using the terminal inside youre IDE, run `flutter pub get` to fetch any dependencies, and `flutter run` to deploy to your connected device or simulator.
 
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vignettes/sparkle_party/README.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ In addition to reviewing and forking the [MIT-licensed](LICENSE.md) code availab
 
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+Each vignette is stored in its own folder in the repository. Using your IDE of choice, open the vignette directory you'd like to run. Then, using the terminal inside youre IDE, run `flutter pub get` to fetch any dependencies, and `flutter run` to deploy to your connected device or simulator.
 
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vignettes/spending_tracker/README.md

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ In addition to reviewing and forking the [MIT-licensed](LICENSE.md) code availab
 
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+Each vignette is stored in its own folder in the repository. Using your IDE of choice, open the vignette directory you'd like to run. Then, using the terminal inside youre IDE, run `flutter pub get` to fetch any dependencies, and `flutter run` to deploy to your connected device or simulator.
 
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