Provide a readme for running on mac osx with RStudio - #10
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This readme contains the steps needed to run the current DualPSF branch on OSX Sonoma.
Tested on Sonoma 14.2.1 on 2019 macbook pro (intel chipset) and a mac studio M1 (apple silicon chipset).
Very similar to how it was described in an earlier video on the deepskydetail youtube channel - just handing the directory changes for the current branch (shiny > resources/app) and adding the XQuartz install to provide X11 so that RStudio can use it for display.