GitAuto: Adding a new installation method to the README

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User description

Resolves #140

What is the feature

Add the x-cmd installation method to the fanyi README, providing users with an alternative way to install fanyi using the lightweight x-cmd package manager.

Why we need the feature

Including the x-cmd installation method offers users a convenient way to install fanyi without requiring root permissions. This enhances accessibility for users who:

• Prefer not to use traditional package managers.
• Do not have root access on their systems.
• Want a lightweight and efficient installation process.

By expanding the installation options, we make fanyi more accessible to a broader audience.

How to implement and why

Step 1: Update README.md

• Locate the section in README.md where installation methods are described.
• Add a new subsection titled Install via x-cmd.

Step 2: Provide Installation Instructions

• Introduce x-cmd with a brief description and provide a link to its official website.

• Include the installation command in a code block for clarity:

  x env use fanyi

• Mention any additional resources, such as the demo and article or the Bilibili video, to help users understand how to use fanyi with x-cmd.

Reasons:

• Updating the README.md is the most straightforward way to inform users of the new installation method.
• Providing clear instructions and resources helps users adopt the new method seamlessly.
• Adding this method does not interfere with existing installation options.

About backward compatibility

This change is purely additive and does not affect any existing functionality or installation methods. It maintains full backward compatibility as it:

• Does not modify any source code in the repository.
• Leaves existing installation instructions intact.
• Simply provides an additional option for users.

Test these changes locally

git checkout -b gitauto/issue-#140-d1a75af4-fb54-4682-b93f-8622a9fc709f
git pull origin gitauto/issue-#140-d1a75af4-fb54-4682-b93f-8622a9fc709f

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Description

• Added a new installation method for fanyi using the x-cmd package manager in the README.md.
• Included a brief description and installation command for x-cmd.
• Provided links to a demo, article, and video for further guidance on using fanyi with x-cmd.

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Changes walkthrough

	Relevant files
Documentation	README.md Add `x-cmd` Installation Method to README                                            README.md Added a new installation method using x-cmd. Included installation command and description. Provided links to additional resources for x-cmd. +11/-0

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Walkthrough

This pull request adds a new installation method to the fanyi README, allowing users to install fanyi using the x-cmd package manager. This method provides a lightweight and efficient way to install fanyi without requiring root permissions, enhancing accessibility for users who prefer not to use traditional package managers or lack root access.

Changes

File	Summary
README.md	Added a new section for installing fanyi via x-cmd, including installation instructions and additional resources for users.

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Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests :white_check_mark:

Project coverage is 87.00%. Comparing base (d2413ad) to head (82cbe99). Report is 4 commits behind head on main.

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