Adding installation guidelines for Windows

[EchoDelta]

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[chrisz100]

@EchoDelta can you please sign the CLA? As someone else already figured out having a Linux Foundation ID is not enough and it needs to be signed to the email address you used to create the commits with, not the one you used to sign up to GitHub with.
Thanks!

[EchoDelta]

@chrisz100 Should have been signed now :)

[chrisz100]

Great, thanks!

/lgtm
/ok-to-check

[chrisz100]

I'm getting old...
/ok-to-test

[EchoDelta]

/retest

[mikesplain]

Thanks for this @EchoDelta! Is there a more windowsy way to do this via script? Based on my knowledge, we can't guarantee they have curl or something similiar so I'll approve this for now since it's definitely an improvement!

Thanks!

/lgtm
/approve

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[EchoDelta]

@mikesplain A good solution might be to publish to chocolatey so it can be installed from there. Chocolatey is not a native package manager for Windows, but is like Homebrew for Mac OS and is widely used. An install would then be something like:

choco install kops

I could probably also write a Powershell script for installation, but it is probably just as easy to use the written instructions.