[center.conan.io] Add a small set me up snippet, like in artifactory
See original GitHub issuePlease add for every package a small how to setup code snippet, like it is done in artifactory. e.g.
conan remote add conan-center .. // maybe don't know whether this is necessary
conan install boost/1.72.2
Newbies wants to know how to get this binaries in no way.
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also show the options available for the recipe e.g.
Poco:enable_crypto=True
this line is unnecessary for sure:
conan-center remote is automatically added by the conan client since the beginning