Updated info about Eclipse IDE, as the .metadata folder is not under version control

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 # Using Eclipse as IDE
-The repository contains a `.metadata` folder, `.project` files, and a `.cproject` file for the CDT plugin. It's not perfect but brings some autocompletion and error linting. On Windows, you will need to add a `HOME` environment variable pointing to `C:\Users\your_user_name` for include files to be correctly found by CDT.
+The repository contains `.project` files, and a `.cproject` file. To use these, install [Eclipse](https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/) and the CDT plugin, then create a new workspace in the root folder of the project, and finally import projects from the `ESP32` and `WebApp` folders into your workspace. This setup is not perfect, can probably be improved, but should bring some autocompletion and error linting. Eclipse should prompt you to install more plugins when opening some files, depending on the file extension. On Windows, you will also need to add a `HOME` environment variable pointing to `C:\Users\your_user_name` for include files to be correctly found by CDT.
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	`# Using Eclipse as IDE`	`# Using Eclipse as IDE`

	The repository contains a `.metadata` folder, `.project` files, and a `.cproject` file for the CDT plugin. It's not perfect but brings some autocompletion and error linting. On Windows, you will need to add a `HOME` environment variable pointing to `C:\Users\your_user_name` for include files to be correctly found by CDT.	The repository contains `.project` files, and a `.cproject` file. To use these, install [Eclipse](https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/) and the CDT plugin, then create a new workspace in the root folder of the project, and finally import projects from the `ESP32` and `WebApp` folders into your workspace. This setup is not perfect, can probably be improved, but should bring some autocompletion and error linting. Eclipse should prompt you to install more plugins when opening some files, depending on the file extension. On Windows, you will also need to add a `HOME` environment variable pointing to `C:\Users\your_user_name` for include files to be correctly found by CDT.