Add external LLVM compatibility to INSTALL.md

[manishwalia15]

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[manishwalia15]

@nikic Kindly look this
Thankyou for closing the previous PR

[slanterns]

Better to use a more informative title like "Add external LLVM compatibility to INSTALL.md" (which tgross35 has done for you in the previous PR.)

[manishwalia15]

thankyou @tgross35

[nikic]

Please take a careful look at the existing document. Where are other minimum versions specified? Where is the other mention of LLVM? You will want to add this information there.

Please also check whether what you wrote is compatible with the information at https://rustc-dev-guide.rust-lang.org/backend/updating-llvm.html. Think especially hard about whether the "maximum LLVM version" you're adding makes sense.

That's as much babysitting as I'm willing to provide. Please put at least a minimal amount of effort into your PRs.

[tgross35]

@manishwalia15 also, please do not make new pull requests for the same change, it is impossible to keep track of review that way (#131622 and #131619 are the same change). Instead, you need to push to the same branch so the existing PR gets updated.

Based on the branch names it looks like you are using the GitHub UI to make the changes. Unfortunately it is usually too limited for good workflow - you should instead clone the repository locally, make and commit changes there, and push them back up. If you are newer to git and GitHub workflow, GH has some good documentation on how to do this https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/exploring-projects-on-github/contributing-to-a-project.

[alex-semenyuk]

@manishwalia15
From wg-triage. Do you have any updates on this PR?

[alex-semenyuk]

@manishwalia15
From wg-triage. Closed this PR due to inactivity. Feel free to reopen or raised new one. Thanks for your efforts.