Dev workflow documentation updates

[salonee13]

What changes were proposed in this pull request?

Added lines to documentation to have the contributor check to see if they have yarn and node installed correctly.

How was this pull request tested?

Reviewed the page after make docs

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[kiersten-stokes]

LGTM! This will be good to have back in the docs to streamline future installations. Thanks!

[kevin-bates]

This PR looks great. I'm wondering, though, if we could add one more thing that just came up in this discussion? If not, no big deal - it could be tackled another time.

I think this would amount to:

• adding a link to GNU Make to the Requirements section.
• adding installation instructions - which would probably be best to just defer to the previously linked web page for their platform.
• adding a verification step to run make from the github directory (and reference the output that is a couple sections below in Build & Installation

[akchinSTC]

Sounds fair, Make should be included as a required utility, maybe include a small non-support disclaimer for windows and only include link for installation in *nix environments

[akchinSTC]

@salonee13 - you're probably busy making changes to the community repository. Let us know if you are unable to get to this before semester end and we can merge as is.

[kevin-bates]

This looks good. Thank you for adding the information regarding make. I had a small comment regarding the time and location in which the make installation is verified.