README.md in kithe-2.6.1 vs README.md in kithe-2.7.0

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 * To install migrations from kithe to setup your database for it's models: `rake kithe_engine:install:migrations`
 
 * Kithe view support generally assumes your app uses bootstrap 4, and uses [simple form](https://github.com/plataformatec/simple_form) configured with bootstrap settings. See https://github.com/plataformatec/simple_form#bootstrap . So you should install simple_form and bootstrap 4.
 
-* Specific additional pre-requisites/requirements can sometimes be found in individual feature docs. And include the Javascript from [cocoon](https://github.com/nathanvda/cocoon), for form support for repeatable-field editing forms. We haven't quite figured out our preferred sane approach for sharing Javascript via kithe.
+* Specific additional pre-requisites/requirements can sometimes be found in individual feature docs. And include the Javascript from [cocoon](https://github.com/nathanvda/cocoon), for form support for repeatable-field editing forms. (Only needs cocoon-compatible javascript, so you can use via NPM package without actually using the cocoon gem!)
 
 
 ## Why kithe?
 
 Kithe tries to let you develop your app like "an ordinary Rails app" (in all it's possible variations), while handling some of the rough spots common to the kinds of modelling and administration common to digital collections domains.  But developers should be able to use standard Rails patterns and skills to develop an app to your specific local needs, familiar, no more complicated than building any other Rails app. You add features to a kithe app just like building Rails, using whatever patterns you like. We support modern Rails versions, 5.2+.