docs: update README to reflect changes in asset publishing process

Revise the documentation to remove references to automatic asset publishing and emphasize manual publishing options. The updated README now includes enhanced command options for better control over the publishing process, clarifying the use of the `--clean` and `--force` flags. This aligns the documentation with recent changes in the package's asset management functionality.

Author: theihasan

README.md

@@ -119,55 +119,33 @@ return [
 ```
 ### Assets & Views
 
-#### Automatic Publishing (Recommended)
-
-The package includes **automated asset publishing** that automatically updates views and assets when the package is updated. This feature is enabled by default and requires no manual intervention.
-
-When you update the package via Composer, the system will:
-- Automatically detect the version change
-- Clean up old published files
-- Republish the latest views and assets
-- Log the process for transparency
-
-#### Manual Publishing
-
-You can still manually publish assets and views if needed:
-
+Publish dashboard assets:
 ```bash
-# Publish assets
 php artisan vendor:publish --tag="request-analytics-assets"
+```
 
-# Publish views for customization
+Optionally, publish the views for customization:
+```bash
 php artisan vendor:publish --tag="request-analytics-views"
-
-# Or use the enhanced command with cleanup
-php artisan request-analytics:publish --clean --force
 ```
 
-#### Configuration
-
-Control the auto-publishing behavior in your `.env` file:
-
-```env
-# Enable/disable auto-publishing (default: true)
-REQUEST_ANALYTICS_AUTO_PUBLISH_ON_UPDATE=true
+#### Enhanced Publishing Command
 
-# Clean up old files before publishing (default: true)
-REQUEST_ANALYTICS_CLEANUP_BEFORE_PUBLISH=true
+Use the enhanced command for better control over the publishing process:
 
-# Force overwrite existing files (default: true)
-REQUEST_ANALYTICS_FORCE_PUBLISH=true
+```bash
+# Publish with cleanup (removes old files first)
+php artisan request-analytics:publish --clean --force
 
-# Log publishing activities (default: true)
-REQUEST_ANALYTICS_LOG_PUBLISHING=true
+# Publish without cleanup (preserves existing files)
+php artisan request-analytics:publish --force
 ```
 
-To disable auto-publishing completely:
-```env
-REQUEST_ANALYTICS_AUTO_PUBLISH_ON_UPDATE=false
-```
+**Command Options:**
+- `--clean`: Clean up old published files before publishing new ones
+- `--force`: Force overwrite existing files
 
-When disabled, you'll need to manually republish after package updates:
+**Note:** After package updates, you may need to republish assets and views to get the latest template changes:
 ```bash
 php artisan request-analytics:publish --clean --force
 ```
@@ -235,7 +213,6 @@ protected function schedule(Schedule $schedule): void
 - **Queue Support**: Background processing for high-traffic applications  
 - **REST API**: Complete programmatic access to analytics data
 - **Laravel Integration**: Seamless integration with Laravel's authentication and middleware systems
-- **Automated Publishing**: Smart asset and view management with automatic updates
 
 ## Usage