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Sidecar example

This example demonstrates how to use the Tauri sidecar feature. It uses pkg to compile a Node.js application and bundle it on the Tauri application.

Running the example

Compile Tauri go to root of the Tauri repo and run: Linux / Mac:
```
# choose to install node cli (1)
bash .scripts/setup.sh
```

Windows:

./.scripts/setup.ps1

Install dependencies (Run inside of this folder examples/sidecar/)

# with yarn
$ yarn
# with npm
$ npm install

$ yarn tauri
$ yarn package

Run the app in development mode (Run inside of this folder examples/sidecar/)
```
# with yarn
$ yarn tauri dev
# with npm
$ npm run tauri dev
```
Build an run the release app (Run inside of this folder examples/sidecar/)
```
$ yarn tauri build
$ ./src-tauri/target/release/app
```