docs(README): Windows VC++ Redistributable and supported OS (#101) - #122
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…or-Advanced#101) Document missing-runtime symptoms, link to Microsoft VC++ downloads, and clarify that legacy Windows is not CI-covered (best-effort).
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Context
Following the discussion in #101 (missing MSVC runtime DLLs on Windows, and questions around legacy Windows / Qt versions), @vigri suggested adding a short README note.
As maintainer, I am opening this PR myself (branch
docs/readme-windows-vcredist-101) instead of waiting for a separate contributor PR, so the documentation matches what we already recommended in the issue thread.What this PR adds
VCRUNTIME*.dll/MSVCP*.dll, install the latest supported x64 (or matching architecture) VC++ runtime from Microsoft’s official page (linked in README).Refs: #101