Clarify Windows gcc setup instructions. #29509
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Perhaps this should be a note in bold below the header? The pluses look weird.
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It's in a code block, normal formatting doesn't work there.
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Ah. Could you still move it to another line and use stars to make it stand out?
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The current readme provides critical information about gcc versions too late in the flow. r? @steveklabnik
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The current readme provides critical information about gcc versions too late in the flow.
r? @steveklabnik