Update documentation to direct users to the recursive file strategy #1359
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Updates the documentation in the
README
to direct users to use the "recursive" version file strategy rather than keeping it set to the default (which is the "local" file strategy).The advantage of setting up the shell to use the "recursive" file strategy is that
fnm
can search recursively for a Node version rather than just the current directory.Updating the
README
makes it easier for first-time users to set up their shell without running into issues with the Node version not getting resolved if it is defined in a parent directory.Note that I have only tested this with
PowerShell
.Fixes #1094