Add information about test builds

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FTP_PASSWORD: ${{ secrets.DOCS_FTP_PASSWORD }} FTP_PASSWORD: ${{ secrets.DOCS_FTP_PASSWORD }}
LOCAL_DIR: site LOCAL_DIR: site
REMOTE_DIR: public REMOTE_DIR: public
ARGS: --delete --parallel=10 ARGS: --delete --parallel=20

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# Installation Guide # Installation Guide
## Using PIP ## Stable
### Using PIP
```bash ```bash
pip install -U aiogram pip install -U aiogram
``` ```
## Using Pipenv ### Using Pipenv
```bash ```bash
pipenv install aiogram pipenv install aiogram
``` ```
## Using poetry ### Using poetry
```bash ```bash
poetry add aiogram poetry add aiogram
``` ```
## Using AUR ### Using AUR
*aiogram* is also available in Arch User Repository, so you can install this library on any Arch-based distribution like ArchLinux, Antergos, Manjaro, etc. To do this, use your favorite AUR-helper and install [python-aiogram](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/python-aiogram/) package. *aiogram* is also available in Arch User Repository, so you can install this library on any Arch-based distribution like ArchLinux, Antergos, Manjaro, etc. To do this, use your favorite AUR-helper and install [python-aiogram](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/python-aiogram/) package.
## Development build
### From private PyPi index
On every push to the `dev-3.x` branch GitHub Actions build the package and publish to the [2038.host](https://aiogram.2038.io/simple) server with seems like official PyPi files structure. That's mean you can always install latest (may be unstable) build via next command:
```bash
pip install --extra-index-url https://aiogram.2038.io/simple --pre aiogram
```
In this repository available only last release. All previous builds is always removes before uploading new one. Also before building this package all tests is also pass.