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Hello,
Yes, you are right. The reason for not doing that thus far is that this project has been mostly experimental, basically talking to myself in public. In reality, it's composed of many little sub-projects and different approaches. This is going to change in the near future, as I am putting things together and reviewing what I have done so far. Once I write documentation on what's coming next, and have things working, then I will give specific instructions not only on how to run, but also what is supposed to run.
My current idea is to have two sub-projects, from which everything else will develop, but I'll write more details on that on the current documentation I am writing.
Another reason I neglected to put any specific instructions is that these should be obvious to anyone familiar with Java, but not anyone is a Java programmer, of course. In short, the quickest instructions I can give is to install Java, install IntelliJ Community Edition (or similar IDE, but this is what I am using and it's kind of standard): https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/download and open the project with it. Also you need Maven for dependency management: https://maven.apache.org/. With IntelliJ IDE, things should be fairly automatic, there may be a few things to take care of regarding configuration. Generally, it is a matter of setting up a Java project, and there is nothing peculiar in the project itself. As I said, there are several things that can be run, so I need to write documentation for this as well. These are the quickest instructions I can give right now. I promise to write a complete documentation on that after I finish working with current documentation and issues, and thank you also for pointing that out.
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For now also, you might want to check this reply I wrote some time ago: #6 (comment)
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