Update README.md

[ghost]

Summary of the pull request

Changes the README.md file to say that Windows 10 is also supported by Dev Home.

References and relevant issues

• Install Windows 10 widget service #2044
• Enable Dev Home on Windows 10 #2096

Detailed description of the pull request / Additional comments

Based on the package manifest:

devhome/src/Package.appxmanifest

Line 35 in e260332

<TargetDeviceFamily Name="Windows.Desktop" MinVersion="10.0.19041.0" MaxVersionTested="10.0.22000.0" />

Validation steps performed

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PR checklist

• Closes README.md says Dev Home requires Windows 11 #3756
• Tests added/passed
• Documentation updated

[cinnamon-msft]

Do we need Developer Mode enabled when compiling and building the repo? I think we might want to keep that item for folks who are developing

[krschau]

Do we need Developer Mode enabled when compiling and building the repo? I think we might want to keep that item for folks who are developing

I figured we should remove it because 1) I actually don't think you need Developer Mode enabled. You may need it to sideload a built msix, but I think that's a less common way of building/installing than VS and 2) If we want to add it back in with those details, it should go in contributing.md

[adrastogi]

I tested out F5'ing w/o Developer Mode enabled, and Visual Studio did tell me that I need to have it on to deploy it. So adding that requirement to the contributing.md sounds like a good idea.

[krschau]

I tested out F5'ing w/o Developer Mode enabled, and Visual Studio did tell me that I need to have it on to deploy it. So adding that requirement to the contributing.md sounds like a good idea.

@adrastogi Thanks for trying this out. I opened #3818 to include the info over there.