consider creating a REAL extension for VS instead of a crappy installer

[d4e666]

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• Visual Studio version:
• Visualizer location: [VS install path, or Documents subfolder]
• Version: [GitHub release version or project commit]

Note that the visualizer location and version can be found at the bottom of the Settings popup (click the gear icon).

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[zspitz]

Actually, there is no installer; consider editing the title. 😊

AFAIK VS extensions aren't designed for installing debugging visualizers; and writing an extension involves a lot of development overhead, which might turn out to be useless. A standard Wix installer might be a better solution, but they cannot be self-updated like other VS extensions.

Perhaps when I have some time to devote to this, I'll create an actual installer. Or, if you'd like to create an installer and submit a PR, I'd be happy to look over it.

How is the current XCOPY installation a problem for you?

[zspitz]

@d4e666 This is being closed in favor of #106. If you have anything further to add, please add it there.