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Create a first draft pixi migration guide #708

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It will not override existing workflows.
Removing pixi from your project is as simple as deleting the files indicated in step 2 below.

## Quick example

Use conda-lock and pixi to make a development environment for ibis.

```sh
pipx upgrade conda-lock || pipx install --force "conda-lock>=3"
cd /tmp
git clone https://github.com/ibis-project/ibis.git
cd ibis
git checkout -b add-pixi
echo .pixi >> .gitignore
git add .gitignore
git commit -m "Ignore pixi cache directory"
conda-lock render-lock-spec --kind=pixi.toml --stdout \
--file=pyproject.toml \
--channel=conda-forge \
--pixi-project-name=ibis \
--editable ibis=. \
> pixi.toml
git add pixi.toml
git commit -m "Add pixi.toml configuration"
pixi update
git add pixi.lock
git commit -m "Add pixi.lock lock file"
pixi shell
```

## The steps to get started

1. Visit <https://pixi.sh> and install pixi if you haven't already.
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