Removed README-WINDOWS. Instead, we'll have the Makefile

tailor README to Windows (removing references to the wrappers,
for example).


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-These instructions pertain to the Windows binary distribution of Pandoc.
-If you are installing from source on Windows (using Cygwin), you can ignore
-these instructions and go directly to README.
-
-The Windows binary distribution contains the following files:
-
-  - `README-WINDOWS.txt` - this file
-  - `README.txt` - instructions for using Pandoc
-  - `COPYING.txt` - the license under which Pandoc is distributed
-  - `COPYRIGHT.txt` - copyright information
-  - pandoc.exe - the Pandoc program
-
-To use Pandoc, copy `pandoc.exe` to a directory that is in your PATH,
-or to the directory you wish to work in.
-
-Open up a command shell.  Change to the directory you wish to work in.
-Try typing
-
-    pandoc -h
-
-If you get a usage message, then you're ready to start using Pandoc.
-See `README.txt` for further instructions.
-
-Note:  the wrapper scripts `markdown2pdf` and `web2markdown` are not
-included with the Windows distribution.  If you want to use them, install
-[Cygwin] and ...
-
-((better idea:  put these in a subdirectory so people can get to them,
-optionally, if they have cygwin))
-
-((also put in a note about links.  I suppose they could just copy pandoc
-to all the others; this would waste disk space, but it would work.))
- 
-