Add wp-env config and instructions
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"core": null,
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"theme": [ "." ]
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- Similarly, you can use any monospace font in place of the MD IO typeface the website is using for monospace text.
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- The breadcrumb on top doesn't need to be functionaly. You can use static text.
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- You don't need to copy all of the site's content. Feel free to use placeholder text.
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- Majority of the site's styling should be implemented via `theme.json`.
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- Majority of the site's styling should be implemented via `theme.json`.
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## Running the site locally
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You can launch an instance of WordPress pre-loaded with this theme using the `wp-env` tool.
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```sh
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$ npm -g i @wordpress/env
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$ cd /path/to/theme/Repo
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$ wp-env start
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```
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This will launch a WordPress local instance at http://localhost:8888. You can log into the dashboard at http://localhost:8888/wp-admin with `admin` as the username and `password` as the password.
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