system/android-file-transfer: Update README #13867
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Though I had orphaned this SlackBuild:
Update README (command line option does not require qt6).
I have not disabled x86 downloads (since command line option does not require qt6, android-file-transfer may be built in both x86 and x86_64. However, the default option with qt6 gui will only allow x86_64 downloads).
Note: Next update cycle, I will disable x86 downloads for my lxqt SlackBuilds. This pull request just now is related to that.