Change the README now that the latest ruby version is working#85
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Jekyll v3.9.2 finally removed Jekyll's main dependency on pathutil (jekyll/jekyll@55e3648). Now that Github Pages updated to that version of Jekyll (see github/pages-gem#833), this can be built with the latest Ruby version, since envygeeks/pathutil#5 not being merged was what was causing that not to work.