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Include node requirements in the readme #15

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### Installing dependencies

**Make sure you have Yarn v1.17.3 installed**. For easy management of specific Yarn versions, we recommend using [Yarn Version Manager (YVM)](https://github.com/tophat/yvm).
- **Make sure you have `Node v12.16` installed**. For easy management of specific Node versions, we recommend using Node Version Manager ([mac / linux](https://github.com/nvm-sh/nvm)) ([windows](https://github.com/coreybutler/nvm-windows)).
- **Make sure you have `Yarn v1.17.3` installed**. For easy management of specific Yarn versions, we recommend using [Yarn Version Manager (yvm)](https://github.com/tophat/yvm) (mac / linux). Under windows, install the correct yarn version while running in your node 12.16 nvm environment.

To install the dependencies:

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- deploy this bytecode
- run a `jest` test test for lesson 1 only

Your task is to make this tests pass, and then move on with `yarn tutorial lesson2.test` and so on up to lesson 16. Hopefully, you should learn something about the nitro contracts in the process. This exercise would be very useful for anyone interested in building a state channel wallet that runs on nitro protocol.
Your task is to make this test pass, and then move on with `yarn tutorial lesson2.test` and so on up to lesson 16. Hopefully, you should learn something about the nitro contracts in the process. This exercise would be very useful for anyone interested in building a state channel wallet that runs on nitro protocol.

DApp developers may wish to build against our State Channel Wallet API (coming soon), which abstracts most of the complexity away into a much simpler interface.

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