Merge pull request #12 from WD-Scott/updates_initial

updated readme with issues to address

README.md

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 [![Application_Build](https://github.com/WD-Scott/Downloads_Cleaner/actions/workflows/validation.yml/badge.svg)](https://github.com/WD-Scott/Downloads_Cleaner/actions/workflows/validation.yml)
 
+<details>
+<summary><h1 style="font-size: 22px;">Issues to Address</h1></summary>
+* Build fails if user doesn't have Xcode on their Mac.
+* MacOS blocks the application from running, reports "termination reason: namespace SIGNAL, code 6 abort trap: 6"
+</details>
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 # Downloads_Cleaner
 Personal project to practice Python skills while building something useful — a semi-automated way to clean the Downloads directory!
 
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 <details>
 <summary><h2 style="font-size: 22px;">Synopsis</h2></summary>
 
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 How often have you downloaded documents, pictures, code files, etc., and found yourself scrolling through a vast and unorganized Downloads folder to try and find something you want or need?
 
 I created the `Downloads_Cleaner` as a means of organizing the Downloads directory on MacOS. It's not yet OS-agnostic. I created a few Python module files with functions that I first utilized via a makefile, but this small personal project quickly grew as others asked if they could also use it. Thus, I readjusted the code base and used `PySimpleGui` and `PyInstaller` to create a basic graphical user interface -- effectively turning the Python code base into an executable application.