Title: Feature Request: Add Windows Operating System Support

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Description
Currently, Goose supports macOS and Linux (ARM/x86), but Windows users are unable to utilize the tool. Adding Windows support would expand accessibility and align with the project's cross-platform goals.

Proposed Solution

1. Port Goose to Windows by addressing OS-specific dependencies (e.g., file paths, syscalls).
2. Build System Adjustments:
   • Add Windows compilation targets in Makefile/build scripts.
   • Integrate Windows testing into CI/CD (e.g., GitHub Actions for Windows runners).
3. Testing:
   • Validate compatibility across Windows 10/11 (x86_64 and ARM64).
   • Address potential issues like CRLF line endings or Windows Defender conflicts.

Technical Considerations

• Identify Unix-specific code (e.g., sys/unix calls) and replace with cross-platform alternatives (e.g., Golang’s os package).
• Provide Windows binaries (e.g., .exe) and update documentation.

Examples of Similar Cross-Platform Tools

• Git (supports macOS/Linux/Windows)
• Python/Node.js (cross-platform by design)

Acceptance Criteria

• Goose compiles/runs natively on Windows (x86_64/ARM64).
• Windows support integrated into CI/CD pipelines.
• Updated installation instructions for Windows in README.
• Test coverage for Windows-specific edge cases.

Additional Context
Many developers and miners rely on Windows environments, and excluding this OS limits Goose’s adoption potential.

Labels

• feature request
• help wanted (if open to contributors)

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