Move recommendation on startup.jl from README to docs (#317)

Co-authored-by: Sam Abbott <[email protected]>

EpiAware/README.md

@@ -92,27 +92,3 @@ We use [`Pluto.jl`](https://plutojl.org/) scripts as part of our documentation a
 
 ## Opinionated guide to using Julia for project development
 Some user and potential contributors may not be familiar with using Julia for, or part of, project development. In documentation we give our opinions on how to use Julia for project development focussing on Julia version control with the command line tool `juliaup`, typical patterns for using stacked environments and useful settings for development using the Julia extension of VS-Code as an interactive development environment (IDE) for Julia project. Please find the documentation [here](https://cdcgov.github.io/Rt-without-renewal/dev/man/getting-started-julia/).
-
-### `startup.jl` recommendation
-
-We recommend adding a `startup.jl` file to import `Revise` and `Term` at the start of any Julia session. This file should be located in the `~/.julia/config` directory. Here is an example of a `startup.jl` file that loads the `Revise` and `Term`:
-
-```julia
-atreplinit() do repl
-    # Load Revise if it is installed
-    try
-        @eval using Revise
-    catch e
-        @warn "error while importing Revise" e
-    end
-    # Load Term if it is installed
-    try
-        @eval using Term
-        @eval install_term_repr()
-        @eval install_term_stacktrace()
-    catch e
-        @warn "error while importing Term" e
-    end
-end
-
-```

EpiAware/docs/src/man/getting-started-julia.md

@@ -146,6 +146,31 @@ In our view these packages are useful for your Julia version environment, e.g. `
 - `TestEnv`: For easy use of test environments for package testing.
 - `UnicodePlots`: For simple and quick plotting in the REPL without needing to install a fully featured plotting package.
 
+
+### `startup.jl` recommendation
+
+`Revise` and `Term` useful to have available in every Julia session. It is convenient to have these packages loaded automatically when you start a Julia session by adding a `startup.jl` file. This file should be located in the `~/.julia/config` directory. Here is an example of a `startup.jl` file that loads the `Revise` and `Term`:
+
+```julia
+atreplinit() do repl
+    # Load Revise if it is installed
+    try
+        @eval using Revise
+    catch e
+        @warn "error while importing Revise" e
+    end
+    # Load Term if it is installed
+    try
+        @eval using Term
+        @eval install_term_repr()
+        @eval install_term_stacktrace()
+    catch e
+        @warn "error while importing Term" e
+    end
+end
+
+```
+
 ## Developing a Julia project from VS-Code
 
 ### Julia extension for VS-Code