"no UI or external dependencies." is misleading

[AlexUrbanAc]

Describe the Bug

The library has a dependency on git, which needs to be installed on the machine.

Steps to Reproduce

Implement a simple two-liner program that references the library from NuGet and then calls CredentialManager.Create.
Run program on dev machine -> works.
Run program on non-dev machine -> exception as shown below.

Expected Behavior

the library should work without git
OR
the required dependency to git should be mentioned in the readme.

Exception with Stack Trace

System.Exception: Failed to locate 'git.exe' executable on the path.
   at GitCredentialManager.EnvironmentExtensions.LocateExecutable(IEnvironment environment, String program) in /_/src/Core/EnvironmentBase.cs:line 192
   at GitCredentialManager.CommandContext.GetGitPath(IEnvironment environment, IFileSystem fileSystem, ITrace trace) in /_/src/Core/CommandContext.cs:line 189
   at GitCredentialManager.CommandContext..ctor() in /_/src/Core/CommandContext.cs:line 109
   at GitCredentialManager.CredentialManager.Create(String namespace) in /_/src/CredentialManager/CredentialManager.cs:line 27

Version Info

Devlooped.CredentialManager 2.6.1 from NuGet

Additional Info

[kzu]

The H1 title on the readme in this repo literally says: Git Credential Manager Lib, and the readme in the nuget also states that :

Packages the official Git Credential Manager cross-platform credential store implementation supporting Windows, macOS and Linux for use as a NS2.0 library with no UI or external dependencies.

Granted, since we just pull from the GCM repo, at some point it seems it did introduce a dependency on git. Which I might say is kinda implied in all those Git references, but might probably be called out explicitly.