📝 update Why section in Readme

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 Why another testing library? The main reason is that we want to keep simplicity, something it's hard to see in the main testing tools out there.
 
-* **Less dependencies:** right now, we depend on just one npm package, making the library easy to install and avoiding conflict with other dependencies. This is also good for installing on places where the internet connection is not good and we don't want to download hundreds of libraries.
+* **Zero dependencies:** right now, this library does not depend on any npm package, making the library easy to install. This is also good for installing on places where the internet connection is not good and we don't want to download hundreds of libraries.
 * **Understandable object-oriented code:** we want to use this tool for teaching, so eventually we'll look at the code during lessons, and students should be able to see what is going on, and even contributing at it, with no dark magic involved. Also, we try to follow good OO practices.
 * **Unique set of features:** we are not following any specification nor trying to copy behavior from other approaches (like the "xUnit" or "xSpec" way).