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Update README.md #149

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Updated readme to high light the areas of focus and install instructions.


### Issues

Please report all issues related to Node-ChakraCore on this separate
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Nit: change this to "on our issues page"

Check out this [Time-Travel Debugging](https://github.com/nodejs/node-chakracore/blob/xplat/TTD-README.md) page to learn how to get started with TTD on Node-ChakraCore with VSCode.

### Node.js API (NAPI)
ChakraCore is also supporting the advancement of [ABI-Stable-Node](https://github.com/nodejs/abi-stable-node) project also called NAPI. The compatibility of native add-on Node module ecosystem is going to greatly improve across different node versions and also different Node VMs.
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Nit: , before also called. Also, would the second sentence be better if stated as a goal? "The goal of this project is to ease the lives of native add-ons developers by providing Node a stable ABI that module authors can target, thus improving compatibility across disparate Node versions?

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I like it!

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LGTM

@aruneshchandra aruneshchandra merged commit e11f649 into nodejs:xplat Nov 26, 2016
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