Add docs for setting up a local dev environment

[jeancochrane]

This PR adds a new doc Handbook/Local-Dev-Environment-Setup.md that documents the steps required to set up a development environment on a local machine (i.e. a laptop).

I'm hoping I can get a couple folks to review this for clarity, and then one person (perhaps Kyra or Damon) to test it out and see if all the commands work.

Connects ccao-data/people#33.

[jeancochrane]

Tagging in @ccao-jardine, @TimCookCountyDS, and @Damonamajor for testing this out.

[Damonamajor]

I just added another ticket to get WSL and positron updated.

[ccao-jardine]

Thanks @jeancochrane ! I'm testing this out. What are your thoughts on, under the steps for Tools that IT needs to install, adding text something like the following:

If these tools are not currently on your laptop, submit an IT Helpdesk Ticket. Under "Request New Service," then under "Software Installation," submit a "Software Installation Request" to install Office-authorized software. (This is not a "New Software/Subscription Request.") If you do not have this option, reach out to your manager.

Or, perhaps overkill?

[jeancochrane]

I like that suggestion @ccao-jardine, though I don't see WSL in the "Software Installation Request" form dropdown. This is also the software that Damon hasn't successfully gotten IT to install yet -- the trick is that WSL 1 comes pre-installed on our laptops, but IT has to remote in with admin privileges to install WSL 2 from the WSL 1 shell. Should we try to work with them to get WSL added to this dropdown, or should we suggest a different path for requesting WSL installation?

[ccao-jardine]

Let's see how @Damonamajor and I get routed through; I'll follow up.

[Damonamajor]

I was told to restart my computer. I restarted my computer and sent the error message back to IT.

[ccao-jardine]

Thanks! Seeing as this is ongoing, let's ignore my suggestion so that this PR isn't blocked. I'll open a ticket if it's worth adding steps about what to do if one's computer doesn't have Positron and/or WSL.