Add troubleshooting doc for Python version and Windows install issues - #289
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While setting up a dev environment on a fresh Ubuntu (WSL) install with Python 3.14 as default,
pip install banditpamfailed trying to build from source, since no wheel exists for 3.13+. Switching to Python 3.11 (via deadsnakes) fixed it immediately. Also hit thebuild-essentialmissing dependency and the missingMNIST_70k.csvtest fixture. Adding this troubleshooting doc so future contributors don't lose time on the same issues. Happy to adjust format/location if you'd prefer this content elsewhere (e.g. README).