doc: explain how to install from source#145
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@thiswillbeyourgithub By September 8th, to some degree, the incentive is gone because the record on PyPI was incremented to 1.0.5, and a pip install works fine (example in Linux Debian 14/forky). Not in charge to decide about the PR here (the blessed repository), your note to use |
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Hi,
I took the liberty of insisting a bit more on how to install from source as the pypi version is outdated (2017!)
See #103