Added a (better) auto-install script for Windows #71
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Made another pull requests because of the mess I made on the other one :P
I've added a powershell script that checks if spicetify is installed or not (then installs if needed), then downloads the main branch, unzips it and places it in the correct folders. It then applies the necessary Spicetify commands and installs it. (it should also be able to handle updates eg: it is already installed but the script is ran again)
I also added instructions on how to use this into the README.
I have gotten a few people to test it and it seems to work now. If there are any issues with this, mention me and I will try fix any bugs I couldn't find before. I am not amazing with powershell but I gave it my best shot 😅