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Remove duplicate "Full-resolution download"

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📝 Update: Remove any one of the duplicate “Full-resolution download” sections from the README file.

## Full-resolution download

We've added a GPU-accelerated means to generate a full resolution version of the distorted image; it requires two additional dependencies to enable; see how we've included them in the demo:

<script src="../node_modules/webgl-distort/dist/webgl-distort.js"></script>
<script src="../node_modules/glfx/glfx.js"></script>
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