Doc: Document single VM target mode in README#168
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Document that the orchestrator supports targeting a single VM instead of an instance group, and provide an example command.
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This pull request updates the documentation in distributed-micro-benchmark/README.md to introduce and explain the 'Single VM Target Mode'. It details how the orchestrator can now target a single GCE VM instead of a Managed Instance Group (MIG) for running benchmark jobs sequentially, and provides an example command for this configuration. There are no review comments, so no additional feedback is provided.
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Document that the orchestrator supports targeting a single VM instead of an instance group, and provide an example command.