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docs: drop early-beta framing for native Windows support (#36093)

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Native Windows is out of beta. Removes the early-beta warnings, headings,
and rough-edge framing across the README and docs (EN + zh-Hans), keeping
the WSL2-only dashboard PTY caveat. Historical RELEASE_v0.14.0.md notes are
left intact since they accurately describe the state at that release.

- README: Windows install + cross-platform notes
- index.mdx, installation.md: headings, warning admonitions, parity note
- windows-native.md: title/sidebar_label/warning, provider-hunting tip
- contributing.md, nous-portal.md: cross-platform / Portal parity prose
- Repoint cross-links to the renamed installation#windows-native-powershell
  anchor (EN) and #windows原生powershell (zh, also fixes pre-existing drift)
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### Cross-platform parity
[Native Windows](/user-guide/windows-native) is still early beta, and per-tool API key setup is its rough edge — installing a Firecrawl account, a FAL account, a Browser Use account, an OpenAI key from Windows is the highest-friction part of getting a useful agent. A Portal subscription smooths that out: one OAuth covers the model and every gateway tool, so Windows users get the same experience as macOS/Linux without manually configuring four backends.
[Native Windows](/user-guide/windows-native) makes per-tool API key setup its rough edge — installing a Firecrawl account, a FAL account, a Browser Use account, an OpenAI key from Windows is the highest-friction part of getting a useful agent. A Portal subscription smooths that out: one OAuth covers the model and every gateway tool, so Windows users get the same experience as macOS/Linux without manually configuring four backends.
## A note on Hermes 4