Option to remove Anaconda as part of setup

[jas58]

based on discussion in datacarpentry/python-ecology-lesson#617

As Anaconda license is more closed and there's a risk to encourage people to use it outside that license, trying to identify cues to novice instructors like myself who aren't aware of alternatives to anaconda.

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[jas58]

third attempt

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fifth comment

[jas58]

not sure that I qualify to finish the review. Please reopen if there a videos or written directions I can follow. I can't approve my own PR.