docs: harmonize references to Cypress npm module#881
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This PR modifies the README file. It ...
moves the prerequisite information about installing Cypress up and out of the section about End-to-End Testing, since it is a general prerequisite and not specific to the End-to-End Testing example.
removes "NPM" from the reference to NPM module API to match the Cypress documentation heading "Module API" in https://docs.cypress.io/guides/guides/module-api
links references to
cypress npm moduleto its entry in the npm registry https://www.npmjs.com/package/cypresslinks the reference
package.jsonto the npm documentation Creating a package.json fileNote: the name
npmis written in lower case. See the current official About npm documentation.