Updates binary name to comply with the go install command resulted name #169
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This Pull Request has a quite simple contribution.
When you install using
go install github.com/grpc-ecosystem/grpc-health-probe@latest
the binary name is actually
grpc-health-probe
instead ofgrpc_health_probe
as described in the README.md file.Thus, this pull request simply updates the binary name in the README.md documentation file.
What problem does it solve?
Basically when a developer follows this documentation, they end up trying to run a command that does not
exist in GOPATH. Since the binary name indeed does not exists, eventually, some developer can abort using
the tool simply because it could not install it. Basically the binary is there, but the name is incorrect.