docs(methods): include the .py extension in the slack run example - #202
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`slack run` takes the file name; show chat_post_message.py so the command copy-pastes correctly. Co-Authored-By: Claude <svc-devxp-claude@slack-corp.com>
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The "Making a request" walkthrough in
methods/README.mdshows:$ slack run chat_post_message # Make the requestslack runtakes the file name, so the command should include the.pyextension to copy-paste correctly:$ slack run chat_post_message.py # Make the requestOne-line docs fix, independent of the method-example PRs.