Added x install Support for mcpm.sh #123
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Thank you! x-cmd looks interesting, and glad to see mcpm be included ❤️
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Hi there,
I've updated the README to include x install from the x-cmd ecosystem, making mcpm.sh installation easier across different platforms and package managers.
I've also created an introduction page:
👉 https://x-cmd.com/install/mcpm.sh
Hope this helps! Let me know if any changes are needed.
Thanks!