Add documentation for enabling PDF to CBR conversion in Stirling-PDF #90
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This pull request adds comprehensive documentation for enabling PDF to CBR (Comic Book RAR) conversion in Stirling-PDF. The new guide explains the prerequisites, installation steps for the required
rarutility across different operating systems, Docker-specific configuration, verification steps, and important licensing considerations. It also recommends using the open CBZ format as an alternative.Key documentation additions:
PDF to CBR Conversion Setup:
PDF to CBR Conversion.md) covering installation of therarcommand-line utility on Linux, Windows, and macOS, including both package manager and manual installation instructions.rarbinary accessible inside containers, including exampledocker-compose.ymlsnippets for both Linux and Windows hosts.rarcommand after installation, for both Docker and non-Docker setups.Usage Notes and Alternatives: