[readme] Replace mention of Hyperkit with QEMU #2918
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But its not that simple. I only use hyperv and virtual box on macOS
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Not sure if we should say "QEMU on Linux and macOS, and Hyper-V on Windows". Or maybe even list all the drivers? Or not list them at all and just say "It works with multiple hypervisors and runs VMs with minimal overhead"?