README updates, delete unused scripts

README.md

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-[![OpenDream](.github/assets/OpenDream.png)](#)
+[![OpenDream logo](.github/assets/OpenDream.png)](#)
 
 **OpenDream** is a C# project that aims to compile games made in the [DM language], and run them.
 
@@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ A detailed description of differences with BYOND can be found [here](https://git
 ## Running
 
 ### Very Easy Mode
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 Install the OpenDream vscode extension from [the marketplace](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ss13.opendream). Open the folder containing your `.dme` file in vscode. Press the "Start debugging (F5)" button.
 
 The extension will automatically handle getting the latest OpenDream and SS14 Launcher binaries, compile and run everything for you.
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 ## Building
 
-The first step to building OpenDream is initializing the submodule for the game engine, [Robust Toolbox](https://github.com/space-wizards/RobustToolbox). 
+The first step to building OpenDream is initializing the submodule for the game engine, [Robust Toolbox](https://github.com/space-wizards/RobustToolbox).
 
 To do this, simply run `git submodule update --init --recursive` in git bash and let it finish.
 
-**OpenDream requires .NET 8.** You can check your version by running `dotnet --version`. It should be at least `8.0.0`.
+**OpenDream requires .NET 9.** You can check your version by running `dotnet --version`. It should be at least `9.0.0`.
 
 To build, one can use a C# compiler (such as MSBuild) to compile the various projects described in the solution. To use the .NET build system, simply run `dotnet build -c Release` in the OpenDream directory. This will build all of the solutions in release mode and put the resultant binaries in `bin`
 
 ## Testing
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 OpenDream makes use of a unit testing framework. You can run these unit tests by running `dotnet test` in the OpenDream directory. This will run all of the RobustToolbox tests, as well as the DM language tests which can be found under `Content.Tests/DMProject/Tests/`. To add to the unit tests, simply create a `.dm` file under the Tests directory with `/proc/RunTest()` as the entry point. Optionally you can also add flags to the test, such as `// COMPILE ERROR` to mark that this test should cause a compile error.
 
 ## Requests for Comment
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 New features unrelated to BYOND parity go through an RFC process to solicit input from the wider community. The RFCs and more info on the RFC process can be found [here](https://github.com/OpenDreamProject/rfcs).
 
 ## Screenshots
-![](./.github/assets/screenshot.png?raw=true)
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+![/tg/station screenshot](./.github/assets/screenshot.png?raw=true)
 _[/tg/station](https://github.com/tgstation/tgstation)_
 
-![](./.github/assets/screenshot2.png?raw=true)
+![Paradise screenshot](./.github/assets/screenshot2.png?raw=true)
 _Version of [Paradise with a 64-bit rustg DLL](https://github.com/ike709/Paradise/tree/rustg_64)_
 
-![](./.github/assets/screenshot3.png?raw=true)
+![Goonstation screenshot](./.github/assets/screenshot3.png?raw=true)
 _[Goonstation](https://github.com/goonstation/goonstation)_
 
 [DM Language]: http://secure.byond.com/