docs: use new nuxi module add command in installation

[danielroe]

This updates the documentation to use the nuxi module add command which should simplify docs a bit and also improve user experience as there's no need to add to nuxt.config manually.

It's documented here.

I may have missed a few spots in the documentation as I'm doing this across the modules ecosystem assisted by the power of regular expressions ✨, so I'd appreciate a review 🙏

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated the installation command for nuxt-time module in the README.

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Walkthrough

This update simplifies the installation process of the nuxt-time module by introducing a new command. Users are now instructed to use npx nuxi@latest module add time for adding the module, which streamlines the setup and ensures they're using the latest version of nuxi.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	Updated the installation command for nuxt-time.

🐇✨
In the land of code and byte,
A change was made, oh so slight.
With nuxi latest, bright and fine,
We add time in just one line.
So hop along, don't lag behind,
For in this update, ease you'll find.
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25-25: The updated installation command is clear and correctly reflects the new process.