Arch Linux Specific PatchMatch Instructions & fixing conda install on linux #1848
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The -e flag does NOT work in this case and results in a RemoteNotFound Error
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Added Arch Linux Specific Instructions to properly install Patchmatch.
Fixed a codeblock not being properly closed in the INSTALL_PATCHMATCH.md file.
Removed the "-e" flag on PyPatchMatch in all environment-xxx-yyy.yaml files and the INSTALL_PATCHMATCH.md file.
Keeping the "-e" flag appears to cause an "RemoteNotFound" Error. This may break PyPatchMatch however allows successful installation of InvokeAI via conda.
Screenshots before and after i made the changes:
Reason for this is to avoid an error where ZSH sees the given link as regex, causing the command to not execute properly