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Update README re: experimental support for Windows #1778

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As mentioned in #1517 , Windows support is "experimental" and does not currently support multiple workers. I think it would be very useful to mention this in the main README under the installation section as supported by @sjsadowski here.

As mentioned in sanic-org#1517 , Windows support is "experimental" and does not currently support multiple workers.
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@sjsadowski sjsadowski merged commit 6b9287b into sanic-org:master Feb 3, 2020
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