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[README.md] Mention tools/bazel.ps1 tools/bazel.bat #504

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## tools/bazel

If `tools/bazel` exists in your workspace root and is executable, Bazelisk will run this file, instead of the Bazel version it downloaded.

It will set the environment variable `BAZEL_REAL` to the path of the downloaded Bazel binary.
This can be useful, if you have a wrapper script that e.g. ensures that environment variables are set to known good values.
This behavior can be disabled by setting the environment variable `BAZELISK_SKIP_WRAPPER` to any value (except the empty string) before launching Bazelisk.

You can control the user agent that Bazelisk sends in all HTTP requests by setting `BAZELISK_USER_AGENT` to the desired value.

On Windows, Bazelisk will also consider the following files in addition to `tools/bazel`:

* `tools/bazel.ps1` (PowerShell)
* `tools/bazel.bat`

# .bazeliskrc configuration file

The Go version supports a `.bazeliskrc` file in the root directory of a workspace and the user home directory. This file allows users to set environment variables persistently.
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