Updated Readme and scripts for semi-auto install

[kevinpijpers]

Here's an updated readme for the installation of Orange and the UT-specific tools on Windows. As Anaconda3 is now included in the Orange installation files, it seems much easier. I also attached two simple scripts to install the UT-tools and run Orange with the UT addon activated.

Orange.zip

I. Download and install Orange

1. Download the latest version of Orange from here: https://orangedatamining.com/download/#windows
2. Install Orange. Also say 'yes' to the installation of Anaconda when the installer asks for it

II. Install the Orange UT Tools
Orange.zip
Automatic option: Download "Install Orange_UT-tools.bat" from the link above, double click it, and wait for the terminal window to close (this might take a while).
Manual option:

1. Start "Anaconda Prompt (Miniconda3)" in Windows from the Start menu
2. In the Anaconda window, type the following commands, each followed by Enter
   conda install git bottleneck -y
mkdir %userprofile%\orange
cd %userprofile%\orange
git clone https://github.com/e-mental-health/orange-hackathon
cd %userprofile%\orange\orange-hackathon
pip install .

III. Run Orange UT Tools
Orange.zip
Automatic option: Download "Run Orange_UT-tools.bat" from the link above, and double click it.
Manual option:

1. Start "Anaconda Prompt (Miniconda3)" in Windows from the Start menu
2. In the Anaconda window, type the following command, followed by Enter
   python -m Orange.canvas

[kevinpijpers]

Answer from Orange devs on addon integration

You have two options:
(1) Go to Options - Add-on, click Add more… and enter the name of the add-on. It should be the same name as used on PyPi.
(2) Drag and drop the zip version of the add-on to the Add-on window and run the installation.

The Add-ons listed in the dialogue are strictly the ones we support (+ Textable which is vouched for). It happened that many add-on got deprecated and then the users would overwhelm us with questions and complaints about the add-on we have nothing to do with.