docs: update requirements table and Windows install instructions

- Add TsukiHime and AniSkip to feature table; note xz dependency
- Clarify Anki+AnkiConnect is required to mine, not to run
- Rework Windows setup with winget/scoop commands and PATH steps
- Note ffmpeg has no path-override setting, unlike mpv
- Fix screenshot alt text and installation.md anchor link
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@@ -183,12 +183,8 @@ Close and reopen your terminal, then verify with `mpv --version` and `ffmpeg -ve
1. Download mpv from [mpv.io/installation](https://mpv.io/installation/) (the Windows builds link) and ffmpeg from [ffmpeg.org/download.html](https://ffmpeg.org/download.html).
2. Unzip each one somewhere permanent, for example `C:\Tools\mpv` and `C:\Tools\ffmpeg`. Note the folder that actually contains `mpv.exe` and the one containing `ffmpeg.exe` (for ffmpeg this is usually a `bin` subfolder).
3. Press `Win`, type **Edit the system environment variables**, and open it.
4. Click **Environment Variables…**
5. Under **User variables**, select **Path** and click **Edit…**
6. Click **New** and paste the folder containing `mpv.exe`. Click **New** again and paste the folder containing `ffmpeg.exe`.
7. Click **OK** on all three dialogs.
8. Close and reopen your terminal (PATH changes only apply to newly opened windows), then check:
3. Press `Win`, type **Edit the system environment variables**, and open it. Click **Environment Variables…**, select **Path** under **User variables**, click **Edit…**, then use **New** to add each of those two folders. Confirm with **OK** on every dialog. Microsoft documents this in more detail under [environment variables](https://learn.microsoft.com/windows/deployment/usmt/usmt-recognized-environment-variables).
4. Close and reopen your terminal, since `PATH` changes only apply to newly opened windows. Then check:
```powershell
mpv --version
@@ -197,8 +193,10 @@ ffmpeg -version
If you see `not recognized as the name of a cmdlet`, the folder you added is not the one holding the `.exe`. Reopen the Path editor and double-check.
::: tip Don't want to touch PATH at all?
mpv is the only hard requirement, and you can point SubMiner straight at it instead: leave `PATH` alone and set `mpv.executablePath` to the full path of `mpv.exe` during first-run setup. ffmpeg still needs to be on `PATH` for card audio and screenshots.
::: tip mpv can skip PATH, ffmpeg cannot
If you would rather not edit `PATH` for mpv, set `mpv.executablePath` to the full path of `mpv.exe` during first-run setup instead.
There is no equivalent setting for ffmpeg: SubMiner invokes it by bare name when generating card audio and screenshots, so ffmpeg has to be on `PATH`. Without it, cards are still created but their audio and image fields come out empty. (`subsync.ffmpeg_path` only affects subtitle sync, not card media.)
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