Replace broken link to a new step-by-step guide for Windows install #287
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Replace broken link: Installing CodeProject.AI on your machine. With new doc file
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The "Installing CodeProject.AI on your machine" link in the readme is not valid so i have replaced this with a new document on installing to windows.
I have found the server installer not to install modules correctly (as it apppears others have to) so added the "Installing-on-Windows-11.md" document on how to successfully manually install the server and modules.
This is from my testing and also from the credited Stevosworld on reddit.