Added Iterated function system in PowerShell #895
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Hi, thanks for the contribution!
The code looks clean and the resulting image is similar to the ones generated by the other implementations.
However it should be noted that a PowerShell version greater or equals than 7.0 is required to run this script.
I don't know if this is the same for the existing PowerShell implementations, but it is something to keep in mind for the automatic compilation/interpretation with SConscript.
[The devcontainer seems to always install the latest PowerShell (currently 7.2.0.1), so it should not be a problem there]
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To try the code on systems other than Windows, you can run the code here: https://code.labstack.com/powershell
It will generate a file that you can download afterwards.