docs: add openSUSE installation instructions for gum #474
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This commit introduces installation instructions for the gum tool in the README.md, specifically tailored for openSUSE users. It includes steps for adding the Charm repository and installing gum using Zypper. This update ensures that openSUSE users have clear guidance on how to install gum, aligning with the existing documentation for other operating systems.
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This commit introduces installation instructions for the gum tool in the README.md, tailored explicitly for openSUSE users. It includes steps for adding the Charm repository and installing gum using Zypper. This update ensures that openSUSE users have clear guidance on installing gum, aligning with the existing documentation for other operating systems.
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README.mdto include how to install using zypper