Update notest for Windows to install VS Clang

[Alan-Jowett]

This pull request includes an update to the README.md file to clarify the installation instructions for dependencies.

• Updated the instructions for installing Visual Studio Build Tools 2022 to include the "C++ Clang Compiler" and "MSBuild support for LLVM" under Individual Components. (README.md)

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated Windows installation instructions to specify required components for Visual Studio Build Tools 2022.
  • Enhanced Docker section for clarity, emphasizing the need for elevated permissions when running the verifier in a privileged container.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request focus on updating the README.md file to improve installation instructions for Windows and enhance the Docker section. The Windows instructions now specify additional components required for building the project, including the "C++ Clang Compiler" and "MSBuild support for LLVM." The Docker section has been reformatted for clarity, with a note added about the need for a privileged container when running the verifier.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	Updated Windows installation instructions to include "C++ Clang Compiler" and "MSBuild support for LLVM." Reformatted Docker instructions for clarity and added a note about requiring a privileged container.

Possibly related PRs

• chore: fix readme instructions for generating dot file #746: This PR also updates the README.md file with modifications to the Windows installation instructions, making it relevant to the changes in the main PR.
• Use collapsable instructions in README.md #773: This PR enhances the organization of the README.md file, including the Docker instructions, which aligns with the reformatting changes made in the main PR.

Suggested reviewers

• dthaler

🐇 In the README, we now explain,
For Windows builds, you won't feel pain.
With Clang and MSBuild, you're set to go,
Docker's clear too, just follow the flow!
Elevated rights, a note to heed,
Hop along now, to build with speed! 🌟

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40-44: LGTM! The Windows installation instructions are accurate and complete.

The added requirements for "C++ Clang Compiler" and "MSBuild support for LLVM" are essential components for building the project on Windows.

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40-44: Consider improving the formatting for better readability.

While the current format is functional, the readability could be enhanced by adjusting the indentation and bullet point hierarchy.

The formatting suggestion from the previous review is still valid:

-* Install [Visual Studio Build Tools 2022](https://aka.ms/vs/17/release/vs_buildtools.exe) and:
-  * Choose the "C++ build tools" workload (Visual Studio Build Tools 2022 has support for CMake Version 3.25)
-  * Under Individual Components, select:
-    * "C++ Clang Compiler"
-    * "MSBuild support for LLVM"
+* Install [Visual Studio Build Tools 2022](https://aka.ms/vs/17/release/vs_buildtools.exe) and:
+  * Choose the "C++ build tools" workload (Visual Studio Build Tools 2022 has support for CMake Version 3.25)
+  * Under Individual Components, select:
+    * "C++ Clang Compiler"
+    * "MSBuild support for LLVM"

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coverage: 90.53% (-0.01%) from 90.54%
when pulling bc2d94c on Alan-Jowett:fix_requirements
into f07d66a on vbpf:main.