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Summary by Sourcery

This pull request introduces several enhancements to Netdata, including Windows support, improved descriptions, and updates to the README file. The changes aim to provide a more accurate and comprehensive overview of Netdata's features and capabilities.

New Features:

• Netdata now supports installation on Windows systems.

Enhancements:

• The description of the Netdata Debian package has been updated to better reflect its capabilities, highlighting its high-resolution, real-time data collection, long-term storage, anomaly detection, and scalability.
• The README has been updated to reflect the new features and capabilities of Netdata, including long-term retention and native horizontal scalability.

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request updates the Netdata description and features in the README and other relevant files. It also adds Windows to the list of supported platforms and removes redundant files.

No diagrams generated as the changes look simple and do not need a visual representation.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Updated the tagline and description of Netdata in various locations to reflect its capabilities as an observability platform.	Updated the main header in README.md to 'X-Ray Vision for your infrastructure!' and added a subheader. Modified the package description in Packaging.cmake to highlight Netdata's features. Updated the kickstart script to reflect the new tagline. Changed the tagline in the help message in main.c. Updated the tagline in netdata-installer.sh.	README.md packaging/cmake/Modules/Packaging.cmake packaging/installer/kickstart.sh src/daemon/main.c netdata-installer.sh
Enhanced the feature list in the README to include long-term retention and advanced visualization.	Added 'Long-Term Retention' and 'Advanced Visualization' to the key features list in README.md. Reordered the features for better readability.	README.md
Clarified the description of Netdata Cloud in the README.	Reformatted the description of Netdata Cloud in the README.md to improve readability.	README.md
Added Windows as a supported platform in the installation instructions.	Added Windows to the list of supported platforms in the installation instructions in README.md. Removed the note about Windows support being in its final release stage.	README.md
Removed redundant files.	Removed multiple files related to packaging and system initialization.	netdata.spec.in packaging/makeself/makeself-help-header.txt packaging/makeself/makeself-license.txt packaging/makeself/makeself.lsm system/initd/init.d/netdata.in system/lsb/init.d/netdata.in system/systemd/netdata.service.in system/systemd/netdata.service.v235.in

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