Language ambiguity in Getting Started

In Getting Started > Installation > Using NuGet NUnitLite Package, there is a paragraph saying:

As a result of your installation, a file named "Program.cs" will have been copied into each of your test projects. NUnitLite test projects are console applications and this file contains the Main() program for your tests. If you already have a Main() in some other class, you may delete the file. This file also contains comments describing how the main should call the NUnitLite runner.

The italicized part is a bit ambiguous. Which file containing Main() should be deleted? Which Main() should call the NUnitLite runner? The developer's or the autogenerated one? It might seem trivial, considering you wouldn't want the developer to erase their Main(), but it's still confusing what the docs are trying to say in this paragraph.

Please consider making the language a little clear in this paragraph. Even a simple change such as "... you may delete the this autogenerated file" will clarify the section a lot.

Open docs/articles/nunit/getting-started/installation.md and read the “Using NuGet NUnitLite Package” section, focusing on the paragraph about Program.cs and Main(). Clarify which autogenerated file may be deleted and which Main() should call the NUnitLite runner. Done when the paragraph unambiguously distinguishes the generated file from any developer-written entry point.