Enable DPK on native windows and then add info to readme

[Bytes-Explorer]

Test DPK on windows machine using the latest dpk library from pypi
Update the documentation (readme) on how a user can run dpk on windows

[touma-I]

setting up the dependencies on Windows with Python 3.11 fails when installing fasttext. It has a dependency on the C++ compiler is installed, it failed building the wheel for fasttext

[shahrokhDaijavad]

@dtsuzuku-ibm I see your name as the owner of the lang_id module that uses fasttext. Since the problem that @touma-I reports on a native Windows machine is due to fasttext in lang_id, I wonder if you have any idea what needs to be done.
We had a similar problem on Linux that was resolved by installing gcc_linux-64 and gxx_linux-64 on the Linux machine. What gcc version would be the equivalent of that on a Windows machine?
cc: @sujee (cc'ing you in case you know the answer).

[dtsuzuku-ibm]

@shahrokhDaijavad It seems there are some tips to install fasttext in windows 10. (Not sure for windows 11)
https://www.reddit.com/r/LanguageTechnology/comments/xrxiqu/installing_fasttext_for_python_windows_10/

[shahrokhDaijavad]

Thanks, @dtsuzuku-ibm. This is a good starting point. We need to assign a team member who is regularly working on a Windows machine to try this and some variations, to a concluding point.

Next week, @touma-I will create a release that excludes "lang_id," to see if this is the only issue we have on a native Windows machine.

[sujee]

fasttext is a touchy one. It is built locally on Linux by default. I would have thought, on windows, they may download and install a pre-built binary.