Add a note about dependencies in README.md

[adsick]

Hi, I wanted to quickly get up and running with https://examples.near.org/NFT ,
but unfortunately compilation was not successful and I was getting errors very similar to #355
the error messages are not crystal clear, but it is possible to understand that my linux workstation misses some llvm and clang stuff,
so after
sudo dnf install llvm
sudo dnf install clang
things are now compiled, but dependencies should be listed in Readme.md
so others can clearly see what they need to start the job.

[austinabell]

Hi, I wanted to quickly get up and running with examples.near.org/NFT , but unfortunately compilation was not successful and I was getting errors very similar to #355 the error messages are not crystal clear, but it is possible to understand that my linux workstation misses some llvm and clang stuff, so after sudo dnf install llvm sudo dnf install clang things are now compiled, but dependencies should be listed in Readme.md so others can clearly see what they need to start the job.

Thanks for the report! Would be nice to have these docs for sure.

On a side note, are moving away from using near-sdk-sim altogether, which is the reason for this compilation issue

[HumbertoTM10]

I am applying to this issue via OnlyDust platform.

My background and how it can be leveraged

I have 4 years working in development environments, have encountered several challenges, requests and teams focusing in reusable and efficient code, so that gives me a better understanding of the code and how to solve problems efficiently.

How I plan on tackling this issue

In order to solve this issue, first I will resarch the project in order to have clear understanding of its functions and how it should perform so I can explain with details in the Read Me so it can be easily understood by the people how read it.

[BraCR10]

I am applying to this issue via OnlyDust platform.

My background and how it can be leveraged

Hello, I would like to investigate the project to generate the corresponding documentation. According to the description, I have to document certain things related to the llvm and clang dependencies. It could definitely help with the problem and contribute to the project. I have had the opportunity to explore Rust, so I could handle or understand certain problems to improve documentation

How I plan on tackling this issue

I plan to document in the Readme and test on my machine to verify the operation of the commands

[frol]

I don't think it is an issue anymore as it was part of near-sdk-sim, which got completely removed.