Use the project name instead of hard coded empty_ruby_project_genera… - #5
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…ntain empty_ruby_project_generator as the project name
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The generated README.md file currently used a hard-coded name (empty_ruby_project_generator) for all generated projects. With this PR, we introduce functionality such that the generated README.md file shows the name of the project which was provided to the generator instead of the hard-coded one.
Fixes #3