Strip the README to an introduction and the setup steps - #13
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Drops the directory tree and the one-time release setup, which is done and never repeated. Each install option now names its operating system and carries its update command, and the Nix entry installs the named output so that upgrading it resolves.
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Four sections now: intro, install, local development, releasing.
Gone: the directory tree, which goes stale whenever a file moves, and the one-time release setup, which is done and never repeated.
Each install option names its operating system and carries its update command. Two corrections found while checking them:
nix profile install github:siliconwitchery/superstack-clinames the profile entry after the repository,superstack-cli, not after the flake's pname. Sonix profile upgrade superstackmatched nothing and exited 0 having upgraded nothing. Installing#superstackexplicitly names the entry and makes the upgrade line work.Also notes that Scoop needs git and that Nix needs
nix-commandandflakesenabled, both of which the steps assumed.