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docs: Update README to mention Tutor plugin
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The README was still recommending deployment with the
edx-configuration Ansible playbooks, which is of course long obsolete.

Update the README to refer to the Tutor plugin instead.
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The easiest way for platform administrators to deploy the edX Webhooks
app and its dependencies to an Open edX installation is to deploy a
minimal server that exposes the desired endpoint(s), using the
`edx-configuration` Ansible playbooks. A [fork of
`edx-configuration`](https://github.com/hastexo/edx-configuration/tree/hastexo/juniper/webhook-receiver)
exists that defines [a `webhook_receiver`
role](https://github.com/hastexo/edx-configuration/tree/hastexo/juniper/webhook-receiver/playbooks/roles/webhook_receiver)
which you can add to your playbook.
minimal server that exposes the desired endpoint(s).

A [Tutor plugin](https://github.com/hastexo/tutor-contrib-webhook-receiver)
exists to facilitate this, for Open edX platforms managed by
[Tutor](https://docs.tutor.edly.io/).


## Webhook Sender Configuration Requirements
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