📝 Docs(custom): update readme

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#### **Version 1.6.0-dev and above**
**Typora 1.6.0-dev and above versions now support PicList natively**
**Typora 1.6.0-dev and above versions now support PicList natively if you set language of Typora to Chinese.**
Now you need to set the upload service PicList and PicGo (app) to the installation path of PicList at the same time, it has been fixed in latest dev version.
If your Typora version is lower than 1.8.0, you need to set the upload service PicList and PicGo (app) to the installation path of PicList at the same time.
[download link](https://typora.io/releases/all)
#### **Version < 1.6.0-dev**
Windows:
Enter the Typora settings page, select the image, set the upload service to `PicGo(app)`, and then fill in the installation path of PicList in `PicGo path`, as shown below:
For windows, Enter the Typora settings page, select the image, set the upload service to `PicGo(app)`, and then fill in the installation path of PicList in `PicGo path`, as shown below:
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/96409857/226522101-b3531b7b-534c-4149-b527-8738d4ebb041.png)
Or, you can also use the `npm install piclist` command to install PicList-core, and then set the upload service to `PicGo-Core(command line)`.
MacOS:
Enter the Typora settings page, select the image, set the upload service to `Custom Command`, and then fill in `/Applications/PicList.app/Contents/MacOS/PicList upload` in `Command`, as shown below:
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/96409857/226645570-4c6e06a5-5bd9-40c3-a21d-8446c66325e3.png)
The verification of the upload option may have problems, you can ignore it, and use it directly.
### How to use in Obsidian
In the community plugins, search for and install the Image auto upload Plugin. Next, go to the plugin settings page and change the default uploader to PicGo(app). Set the PicGo server to `http://127.0.0.1:36677/upload` as shown in the image below. Additionally, this plugin also supports cloud-based deletion through PicList. To use this feature, enter `http://127.0.0.1:36677/delete` in the deletion interface.