Remove incorrect acknowledgement from README of new Core package #482
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I used copilot to help come up with the README for #428, but I did not review it carefully enough. I did run the sample code, but I didn't notice that we acknowledged a non-existant GitHub repo rather than mcpdotnet, initiated by Peder Holdgaard Pedersen as we should have. Since we already have this acknowledgement in the README for the primary package and we did not include this acknowledgement in the AspNetCore package, I decided to remove it. I did the same for the license notice since I think that's well covered by the README in the root of the repository.
However, I can add it back with the right acknowledgement and do the same for the AspNetCore package if we think that's better. These do show up on NuGet.org.