README: Bump up the number from 3 to 4 (#58)

With SplashMarkdown now there are 4 tools instead of 3
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## Usage
Splash can be used either as a library in your own Swift Package Manager-powered tool or script, or by using one of the three built-in command line tools that act as frontends for the Splash library.
Splash can be used either as a library in your own Swift Package Manager-powered tool or script, or by using one of the four built-in command line tools that act as frontends for the Splash library.
### 🌍 On the web
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If you're using Jekyll, there's also a custom ```{% splash %}``` tag available for the Liquid templating language.
👉 [splashtag](https://github.com/mannberg/splashtag)
### 🖥 On the command line
The easiest way to get started building things with Splash is to use one of the three built-in command line tools that each enable you to use Splash in different ways.
The easiest way to get started building things with Splash is to use one of the four built-in command line tools that each enable you to use Splash in different ways.
#### SplashHTMLGen
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$ swift run SplashHTMLGen "func hello(world: String) -> Int"
```
To install all three command line tools globally on your system, use Make:
To install all four command line tools globally on your system, use Make:
```
$ make install
```
That will install the following three tools in your `/usr/local/bin` folder:
That will install the following four tools in your `/usr/local/bin` folder:
```
SplashHTMLGen