Installation and Execution Streamlining for Windows

My windows foo may be a bit weak, but installation and execution of Complexity is done from the command line. While this isn't inherently a bug, the creation of an exe (or batch file) or two that would allow a windows user to install and use complexity without having to manually type the directories every time, at the least, or even seeing the command prompt/terminal, at best, would be awesome.

A batch file would likely require typing at least the target project directory. A GUI (perhaps in C++) could let the user choose the file and directory using an explorer prompt.

My findings on the installation process can be found in the notes section here: https://github.com/nekocoder/complexity

My sample batch file, in the files folder, is my crude first attempt at a model for a command line solution.

Start with the installation notes linked in the issue and inspect the sample batch file in the files folder, then trace the current command-line installation and execution flow. A completed change would provide a defined Windows-friendly installation and execution path, but the issue leaves the batch-file, executable, and GUI approaches unresolved.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.