docs(windows): avoid piping installer directly into iex (#28095)#28347
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Salvage of #28095 by @iqdoctor.
What: README + uninstall printer + install.cmd all showed the Windows install command as
irm <url> | iex. PowerShell warns about that pipe form because it can mask errors (iexconsumes everything irm emits, including errors with empty bodies).iex (irm <url>)is the recommended idiom — irm completes first, errors are visible.How: Replace every documented occurrence across README, uninstall hints, install.cmd, install.ps1, and install.sh comments with the parenthesized form.
Original PR: #28095