minecraft-zrok-bootstrapper: A PowerShell repository from dovholuknf

This repository is meant to help people use zrok to run Minecraft.

download/install/start Minecraft server somewhere (accept the eula etc)
download the latest zrok for windows (currently zrok_0.4.23_windows_amd64.tar.gz)
use windows explorer (win11+) or 7zip or something to ungzip and untar the download
put the zrok.exe somewhere you can find, for example c:\minecraft\zrok.exe
invite yourself to zrok using: zrok invite. see https://docs.zrok.io/docs/getting-started/#generating-an-invitation

zrok enable the server. see Enabling Your zrok Environment
download: the start-server script
edit the script and update the PATH_TO_ZROK with the location of your zrok.exe
run start-server.ps1 (the script is not signed, research this if you don't understand it):
```
powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File start-server.ps1
```
after zrok starts, there will be a private token that you need to distribute to the people you want to allow to access the Minecraft server:

zrok enable the client. see Enabling Your zrok Environment
download the start-client script
update the start-client script and update the PATH_TO_ZROK with the location of your zrok.exe
run start-client.ps1 (the script is not signed, research this if you don't understand it):
```
powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File start-client.ps1
```
when the start-client.ps1 script executes, you'll be prompted to enter the secret token from the server:

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