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DOC: note about windows ppx_show #2094

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$ opam install ppx_show
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**Note**: This example does not work yet on Windows with the OCaml DKML installer due to a dependency issue. To run it, advanced users could switch to Cygwin or WSL2. However, even if you do not run it, it's still a good idea to read the rest of the section to see how it works.

Dune needs to be told how to use it, which is done in the `lib/dune` file. Note that this is different from the `bin/dune` file that you edited earlier! Open up the `lib/dune` file, and edit it to look like this:
```lisp
(library
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