Add README.install and remove legacy scripts and notices

README.install

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+Installation of ZX
+
+For more complete installation information see the docs here:
+Download/Install page: https://zxq9.com/projects/zomp/download.en.html
+
+Linux/BSD/OSX/*nix:
+To install this program from the current bundle make the install_unix script
+executable and run it. ZX will expect you to have $HOME/bin in your $PATH,
+though it can install without this (though it may not successfully update
+itself after installation). To uninstall make the uninstall_unix script
+executable and run it.
+
+Windows:
+Download the Windows installer from the download page (linked above).

README.md

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 # ZX: The Zomp client
 TLDR: If you have ZX on your system, "zx run [program name]" will launch any Erlang-based program that exists in the Zomp system.
-"zx create project [foo]" will start a project for you.
+"zx create project" will start a project for you.
 Read the [docs](http://zxq9.com/projects/zomp/) for more.
 
 Zomp is a from-source code repository and distributed distribution system.

README.unix

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-Unix installation information for ZX
-
-This file contains information about how to install and run ZX on a Unix-type system.
-Consult README.md for general information about ZX as a program and as a project.
-
-Current versions of ZX and this file can be found at https://zxq9.com/projects/zomp/
-
-The unix startup script, "install_unix", must be set as executable to be used.
-To set the script as executable:
-    chmod +x install_unix
-
-Then to execute the installer you will need to run the following command:
-    ./install_unix
-
-
-From a GUI:
-
-If you are using a GUI you will need to do something like right-click the install_unix
-file, then select "properties" (or "permissions" or something similar), and change the
-file "mode" or "permissions" to include "execution" by the owner of the file (the user
-account you are currently using should be the owner of the file). Once the file is set
-as executable, run the file (probably by clicking on it).
-

README.windows

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-Windows installation information for Windows
-
-This file contains information about how to install and run ZX on a Windows system.
-Consult README.md for general information about ZX as a program and as a project.
-
-A quickstart guide for getting your system ready to run ZX (or any Erlang program)
-is here: https://zxq9.com/projects/zomp/
-
-Once you have an Erlang runtime installed (via the installer provided by Erlang
-Solutions https://www.erlang-solutions.com/resources/download.html) you can click
-to run the "install_windows" file in this directory.

install_windows.cmd

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-@echo off
-setlocal
-
-set versions=9.2
-
-for %%v in (%versions%) do (
-    if exist "%ProgramFiles%\erl%%v\bin\escript.exe" (
-        "%ProgramFiles%\erl%%v\bin\escript.exe" install.escript
-        notify "Done!"
-        exit /b
-    )
-)
-
-echo Could not find the Erlang escript.exe executable
-notify "Could not locate a expected Erlang runtime. Consult the README.windows file in this directory for more information."
-exit /b

notify.vbs

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-messageText = WScript.Arguments(0)
-MsgBox messageText

test_prep

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-#!/bin/bash
-
-# This script prepares a general test environment.
-# If it is invoked as $(path/to/script) the first time it is run the necessary
-# environment variable will be exported.
-
-pushd $(dirname $BASH_SOURCE) > /dev/null
-ZX_DEV_ROOT=$PWD
-popd > /dev/null
-ZOMP_DIR="$ZX_DEV_ROOT/tester"
-rm -rf "$ZOMP_DIR"
-cp -r "$ZX_DEV_ROOT/zomp" "$ZOMP_DIR"
-
-echo "export ZOMP_DIR=$ZOMP_DIR"