Move installation to top

Author: oclyke

README.md

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 ## Contents
 
-* [Development Status]()
 * [Installation]()
+* [Development Status]()
 * [Issue Template]()
 * [Repo Contents]()
 * [Acknowledgements]()
 
+
+## Installation
+
+The structure of this repo is such that it will most closely resemble the structure required when it is time to add it to the Arduino boards manager. Until then you'll have to use the manual installation process.
+
+* [Using Arduino IDE Boards Manager](https://github.com/sparkfun/Arduino_Boards) (Reccomended)
+    * Follow the instructions at the [SparkFun Arduino Boards Repo](https://github.com/sparkfun/Arduino_Boards)
+    * Open 'Boards Manager' and select 'SparkFun Apollo3 Boards,' install the latest version.
+    * JSON boards manager link for convenience: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sparkfun/Arduino_Boards/master/IDE_Board_Manager/package_sparkfun_index.json
+
+
+* [Manually Install in Arduino Sketchbook]()
+    * **First** Install the Arduino SAMD Boards through the Arduino Board Manager. This is required for the ARM Cortex-M toolchain.
+    * Open your Arduno sketchbook folder, listed in Arduino's preferences pane (it is where your libraries folder lives)
+    * If there is no ```hardware``` folder create it
+    * Inside the ```hardware``` folder create ```SparkFun```
+    * Choose to clone with Git or download the .zip of this repo
+        * Cloning
+            * Clone this repo into ```SparkFun``` and give it the name ```apollo3```
+        * .ZIP
+            * Download the .ZIP of this repository
+            * Within ```SparkFun``` create the ```apollo3``` directory
+            * Unzip the contents of the .ZIP into the ```apollo3``` directory
+    * Restart Arduino IDE for good measure
+
+
 ## Development Status
 
 The basic necesseties are in-place. This means that you can compile and upload code to your Apollo3 board. Development can be done with the whole range of Hardware Abstraction Layer functions provided in the AmbiqSuite Software Development Kit (based on Release2.1.0). 
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-## Installation
-
-
-The structure of this repo is such that it will most closely resemble the structure required when it is time to add it to the Arduino boards manager. Until then you'll have to use the manual installation process.
-
-* [Using Arduino IDE Boards Manager](https://github.com/sparkfun/Arduino_Boards) (Reccomended)
-    * Follow the instructions at the [SparkFun Arduino Boards Repo](https://github.com/sparkfun/Arduino_Boards)
-    * Open 'Boards Manager' and select 'SparkFun Apollo3 Boards,' install the latest version.
-    * JSON boards manager link for convenience: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sparkfun/Arduino_Boards/master/IDE_Board_Manager/package_sparkfun_index.json
-
-
-* [Manually Install in Arduino Sketchbook]()
-    * **First** Install the Arduino SAMD Boards through the Arduino Board Manager. This is required for the ARM Cortex-M toolchain.
-    * Open your Arduno sketchbook folder, listed in Arduino's preferences pane (it is where your libraries folder lives)
-    * If there is no ```hardware``` folder create it
-    * Inside the ```hardware``` folder create ```SparkFun```
-    * Choose to clone with Git or download the .zip of this repo
-        * Cloning
-            * Clone this repo into ```SparkFun``` and give it the name ```apollo3```
-        * .ZIP
-            * Download the .ZIP of this repository
-            * Within ```SparkFun``` create the ```apollo3``` directory
-            * Unzip the contents of the .ZIP into the ```apollo3``` directory
-    * Restart Arduino IDE for good measure
 
 ## How to Contribute
 The goal of this Arduino Core is to provide excellent Apollo3 support in a clear and extendable manner. The guidelines for contributing and submitting issues are designed to make it easy to integrate work from many people.