Make testing example in README use same parameter order as documentation

Author: neilmayhew

README.md

@@ -60,17 +60,18 @@ When deploying an app you may need to deploy additional services, this Github Ac
 You can test out the action locally by cloning the repository to your computer. You can run:
 
 ```shell
+INPUT_OWNER="keithconvictional" \
+INPUT_REPO="myrepo" \
+INPUT_GITHUB_TOKEN="<REDACTED>" \
+INPUT_GITHUB_USER="github-user" \
+INPUT_WORKFLOW_FILE_NAME="main.yml" \
+INPUT_REF="release-branch" \
 INPUT_WAIT_INTERVAL=10 \
-  INPUT_PROPAGATE_FAILURE=false \
-  INPUT_TRIGGER_WORKFLOW=true \
-  INPUT_WORKFLOW_FILE_NAME="main.yml" \
-  INPUT_GITHUB_USER="github-user" \
-  INPUT_WAIT_WORKFLOW=true \
-  INPUT_OWNER="keithconvictional" \
-  INPUT_REPO="trigger-workflow-and-wait-example-repo1" \
-  INPUT_GITHUB_TOKEN="<REDACTED>" \
-  INPUT_CLIENT_PAYLOAD='{}' \
-  busybox sh entrypoint.sh
+INPUT_CLIENT_PAYLOAD='{}' \
+INPUT_PROPAGATE_FAILURE=false \
+INPUT_TRIGGER_WORKFLOW=true \
+INPUT_WAIT_WORKFLOW=true \
+busybox sh entrypoint.sh
 ```
 
 You will have to create a Github Personal access token. You can create a test workflow to be executed. In a repository, add a new `main.yml` to `.github/workflows/`. The workflow will be: