README.md in given_filesystem-0.1.0 vs README.md in given_filesystem-0.1.1

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 # GivenFilesystem
 
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+
 GivenFilesystem is a set of helpers for testing code which operates on file
 systems. It lets you create temporary directories and files with given content as
 test data. You can write to these directories and GivenFilesystem takes care of
 cleaning up after the test. It only assumes that you can set the path to your
 file system data in your tests.
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 To use the GivenFilesystem helpers in a RSpec test you have to include the
 `GivenFileSystemSpecHelpers` module to get access to the helper methods, and
 set up the temporary test directory by calling `use_given_filesystem`:
 
 ```ruby
-include GivenFileSystemSpecHelpers
+require "given_filesystem/spec_helpers"
+
+include GivenFilesystemSpecHelpers
 
 describe "some test" do
   use_given_filesystem
 
   it "tests something" do