Add Windows prereqs + WSL note to landing page#65
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A beaver noticed the pond was missing a sign for Windows wanderers. Now there's a 'requires Docker Desktop · git' line under the one-liner, and a collapsed 'Windows?' detail pointing them to WSL — not PowerShell. Collapsed by default so it doesn't clutter the lodge for everyone else. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What
A beaver noticed the pond had no sign for Windows wanderers.
Adds two small things below the install one-liner:
requires Docker Desktop · git— links to Docker docs, muted so it doesn't compete with the commandWindows?— collapsed<details>element, invisible unless you need it. Expands to: open WSL (Ubuntu), not PowerShell; and thewsl --installone-liner for anyone starting from scratch. Docker Desktop handles WSL integration automatically once it's enabled.Why
Onboarding a Windows user — the paste target (WSL terminal vs PowerShell) isn't obvious and
wsl --installis a one-time prereq that's easy to miss.What it looks like
Collapsed (Mac/Linux users see nothing extra):
Expanded:
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