[BUG] Windows instructions include outdated method of running node

Describe the bug At this page: https://docs.near.org/docs/local-setup/running-testnet-windows there are instructions to use the scripts in nearcore in order to start up a local node. That is not the case and we want to always use nearup for starting nodes.

Expected behavior When I land on a page describing how to start a local node, I expect the instructions are up to date.

[amgando]

any objections to me just blowing away this entire section and rewriting?

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justification

• there’s lots of redundant info here that’s covered elsewhere
• much of this content are from legacy pages that i kept from the old state of docs for fear of blowing something away i didn’t understand
• nearup has it’s own repo and in other areas of our docs (APIs for example) we link out to the authoritative resource with (plans for) light treatment of the external content in our docs, but not trying to replace them.

re: nearup, there’s no mention of Windows on that page and, although i spun up a Windows instance locally, i’m not sure how much / if any of this content is needed for nearup actually.

recommendation

1. turn this into an epic that includes the following

• refactor Machine Setup section into 3 pages:
  • Choose a network (new content)
  • Choose a development stack (like this and this merged sensibly together)
  • Development lifecycle (like this)
• test on 3 major operating systems
• test on multiple version of node?
• test with feedback from community members?

1. pair on completing the epic with 1 person running macOS, 1 person running Windows (and 1 person testing alignment on Linux afterwards)

[thisisjoshford]

PR #457 fixes this