Add info on sushi install #105
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Not sure whether this is the right place, but we need to explain that sushi needs to be installed as an npm package. Also, fixed command line syntax for Windows. We could also explain what each of the commands does...
Marvasuo
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Not sure if it's necessary to add explanations since these should be found on FSH documentation. You could add links to these materials.
https://fshschool.org/docs/sushi/running/#downloading-the-ig-publisher
https://fshschool.org/docs/sushi/installation/#step-2-install-sushi
mikajylha
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Not sure whether this is the right place, but we need to explain that sushi needs to be installed as an npm package.
Also, fixed command line syntax for Windows.
We could also explain what each of the commands does...