Added a development approach for Windows Users #1618
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As a Windows user unfamiliar with WSL development, it took me hours to successfully set up the environment. Therefore, I suggest including an additional approach specifically tailored for Windows developers like me. I believe this would significantly reduce the time and effort required for others in a similar situation.
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As a Windows user unfamiliar with WSL development, it took me hours to successfully set up the environment. Therefore, I suggest including an additional approach specifically tailored for Windows developers like me. I believe this would significantly reduce the time and effort required for others in a similar situation.
What does this PR do?
Added a development approach for Windows Users, only in README file
What kind of change is this?
Improvements
Some windows user, may take hours to set up the environment.
Documentation changes needed?
Testing
Where should a reviewer start?
README
Detailed testing steps