[Test] Add README.md & Add package info

[Jack251970]

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📝 Walkthrough

Walkthrough

This pull request introduces changes to the project's build and packaging process. A new job, "Get Package Version," is added to the GitHub Actions workflow to retrieve the version of the Flow.Launcher.Localization.dll via PowerShell and store it as release_version. The project file has been updated with a new PropertyGroup containing package metadata (version, license, repository info, etc.) and includes the README.md file for packaging. A new README.md file has also been created to provide an overview of the Flow Launcher Localization Toolkit.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.github/.../build.yml	Added a new "Get Package Version" job in the workflow using PowerShell to retrieve the version from Flow.Launcher.Localization.dll and append it as release_version to the GitHub environment file.
Flow.Launcher.Localization/Flow.Launcher.Localization.csproj	Added a new <PropertyGroup> with detailed metadata (e.g., PackageVersion, AssemblyVersion, FileVersion, etc.), moved the <Version> element to this new group, added <AssemblyName>, and included a new <None> item for README.md to support package inclusion.
README.md	New file created with content describing the Flow Launcher Localization Toolkit, outlining its purpose for enhancing localization in Flow Launcher and its plugins.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Runner as GitHub Actions Runner
    participant BuildJob as Build Steps
    participant Powershell as PowerShell Script
    participant Env as GitHub Env File

    Runner->>BuildJob: Trigger build process
    BuildJob->>Powershell: Execute version retrieval step
    Powershell-->>BuildJob: Return DLL version
    BuildJob->>Env: Append version as release_version

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Possibly related PRs

• Add GitHub Action #2: Involves similar changes where a GitHub Actions workflow step retrieves version information for packaging.
• Fix get version issue in publish.yml #9: Adjusts the DLL path for version extraction, directly relating to the new version retrieval step.

Suggested labels

enhancement

Suggested reviewers

• jjw24
• Yusyuriv

Poem

I'm a happy rabbit, hopping through the code,
With a skip, I fetch versions in the GitHub abode.
CSProj sings a metadata tune so fine,
And README brings clarity line by line.
I hop and cheer as the new steps flow—
Celebrate the changes; off I go!
(_/)(•_•)(>🌟<)

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📒 Files selected for processing (3)

• .github/workflows/build.yml (1 hunks)
• Flow.Launcher.Localization/Flow.Launcher.Localization.csproj (2 hunks)
• README.md (1 hunks)

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