docs: install dtm with asdf in quickstart

[zhenyuanlau]

Signed-off-by: Zhenyuan Lau zhenyuanlau@outlook.com

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Add install dtm with asdf section in quickstart.md file.

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[iyear]

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[iyear]

Thank you very much for your contribution, I have seen asdf-vm/asdf-plugins#635 and https://github.com/zhenyuanlau/asdf-dtm.

Being able to customize a new installation for devstream means getting familiar with it! 🚀

[aFlyBird0]

Thank you very much for your contribution! I noticed that even the dtm plugin for asdf was provided by you, thanks again! @zhenyuanlau

Perhaps we have the following issues to discuss/notice.

1. quick start in should be as "quick" as possible. If you use asdf installation, then the user needs to visit the asdf official website and spend time configuring asdf first, which will take some time. Maybe we can create a new page installation to talk specifically about how to install dtm in various ways? cc @IronCore864 @daniel-hutao
2. I cloned the latest asdf repository code and encountered the error No such plugin: dtm when executing asdf list-all dtm. But I see that the official plugin repository https://github.com/asdf-vm/asdf-plugins/blob/master/plugins/dtm already has dtm. So theoretically you should not need to install additional plugins. Can you solve this problem?
3. I noticed that your new documentation only installs the dtm binary, but our quick start script also automatically downloads the default quick start configuration file. So the two are not equivalent. However, if we follow the first (asdf installation in a separate document), then this document is fine. That is, focus only on installing the binaries themselves.

[IronCore864]

The goal of the quick start doc is to enable first-time users to get started as quickly as possible with as few dependencies as possible. That's why we tried to put everything into a shell script.

While asdf is a great tool, it doesn't fit in the quick start doc.

Maybe we can create another documentation specifically for installing dtm using asdf?

[aFlyBird0]

After my tests on Unbuntu 20.04, there is no problem with this installation process itself, thanks again!

root@VM-16-17-ubuntu:/home/lhp# asdf install dtm latest
No such plugin: dtm
root@VM-16-17-ubuntu:/home/lhp# asdf plugin add dtm https://github.com/zhenyuanlau/asdf-dtm.git
root@VM-16-17-ubuntu:/home/lhp# asdf list-all dtm
0.0.1-rc1
0.0.1
0.0.2
0.1.0
0.2.0
0.3.0
0.3.1
0.3.2
0.4.0
0.5.0
0.6.0
0.6.1
0.7.0

root@VM-16-17-ubuntu:/home/lhp# asdf install dtm latest
Got OS type: linux and CPU arch: amd64
* Downloading dtm release 0.7.0...
dtm 0.7.0 installation was successful!
root@VM-16-17-ubuntu:/home/lhp# asdf global dtm latest
root@VM-16-17-ubuntu:/home/lhp# dtm version
0.7.0

[aFlyBird0]

The CI "links when pr" failed because the link https://raw.githubusercontent.com/devstream-io/devstream/main/hack/install/download.sh is on the main branch but the pr has not been merged.

So we could just ignore this CI error. @zhenyuanlau