docs: Update Incorrect Ref Executable Path

[astroesteban]

#864

Originating Project/Creator	Esteban Duran
Affected Component	F' Tutorial.md
Affected Architectures(s)	F' Docs
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Change Description

Change the Installing the Ref Deployment and Running the Binary Assuming Linux section in Tutorial.md to say:

cd fprime/Ref
fprime-util build
./build-artifacts/Linux/bin/Ref # Run the deployment
CTRL-C # Exit the application

Rationale

The original documentation says to do the following:

cd fprime/Ref
fprime-util build
./bin/Linux/Ref # Run the deployment
CTRL-C # Exit the application

However, it does not create a bin directory at fprime/Ref nor does that bin directory exist anywhere inside of the project. This is misleading to individuals going through the tutorial.

Testing/Review Recommendations

Fetch the latest devel branch and go through the tutorial.

Future Work

None.

[astroesteban]

The paragraph above my change in section Installing the F´ Executable and Dictionaries is also very misleading:

Once the deployment is built, it would be nice to be able to install the binary and dictionaries. This will enable the users to
quickly find and run the deployment. This installation can be run using the following command. Everything will be installed to
the directory defining the deployment. i.e. `fprime/Ref/bin`. Install will also invoke `build` so users should use this in-place
of build for deployments.

The "it would be nice to" makes it seem like installing the build artifacts to a bin directory is a feature that hasn't been implemented yet, like a fprime-util install command, and that paragraph was just left in there as reference. If that feature isn't available yet then I suggest it be removed.

[LeStarch]

I agree that the paragraph you highlighted is unnecessary? Would you like to remove it, or shall I?

[astroesteban]

@LeStarch I have the branch up on my machine so I can go ahead and remove it.