adding windows terminal

README.md

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+### Windows Terminal
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+![Windows Terminal Preview](./assets/winterm.jpg)
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+From Windows Terminal, press Ctrl+,, then click Open JSON file at the lower right corner.
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+There is a JSON array of schemes in the settings.json. Paste the contents of "yonce.wintermcolors" at the end of that array. (There will be an import feature very soon)
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+* If you're using PowerShell, Yoncé looks amazing with [OhMyPosh.dev](http://www.OhMyPosh.dev) as well as [PSColors](https://www.hanselman.com/blog/you-should-be-customizing-your-powershell-prompt-with-psreadline) and [Terminal-Icons](https://www.hanselman.com/blog/take-your-windows-terminal-and-powershell-to-the-next-level-with-terminal-icons)
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+---
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+
 ## Slack
 
 ![Slack Preview](./assets/slack.jpg)

Yonce.wintermcolors

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+{
+    "background": "#1C1C1C",
+    "black": "#1C1C1C",
+    "blue": "#00A7AA",
+    "brightBlack": "#777777",
+    "brightBlue": "#00A7AA",
+    "brightCyan": "#37E5E7",
+    "brightGreen": "#98E342",
+    "brightPurple": "#FFB1F2",
+    "brightRed": "#FC4384",
+    "brightWhite": "#F1F1EF",
+    "brightYellow": "#E6DB74",
+    "cursorColor": "#D4D4D4",
+    "cyan": "#37E5E7",
+    "foreground": "#D4D4D4",
+    "green": "#98E342",
+    "name": "Yonce",
+    "purple": "#FFB2F2",
+    "red": "#FC4384",
+    "selectionBackground": "#FC4384",
+    "white": "#D4D4D4",
+    "yellow": "#E6DB74"
+}