Add setup information for Arch Linux users #190
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Description
Adds setup guide for Arch Linux users since we're getting more and more of these and questions on shader compilation in discord discussions. Steps were tested with a user live in chat and verified.
Information has also been added for setting up VSCode on Arch Linux since there are two options for using it (code-oss and the official VSCode by Microsoft). I put the official Microsoft one as the recommended since it's the one that can use the C# Dev Kit extension, while code-oss can only use the base c# extension.
Note
Since this adds a second guide for a different linux distro, I also updated the toc to group them under the "Setting Up on Linux" category
Motivation
With the influx of issues coming in with Arch users on discord, it's clear that more and more users are using this as a development environment over Debian based distros like Ubuntu.