Add note regarding the OS compatibility of the co-simulation example

Issue-Ref: 4031
Issue-Url: https://af3-developer.fortiss.org/issues/4031



Signed-off-by: Tiziano Munaro <munaro@fortiss.org>

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 				with AutoFOCUS3, OpenModelica and Overture
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+				<p>
+					<b>Note:</b> The following example has been tested on <b>Windows</b> only. We are aware of a bug preventing the simulation of Overture FMUs with OpenModelica on Linux. macOS is not supported as of now.
+				</p>
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 				The following example illustrates the co-simulation capabilities of AutoFOCUS 3 and shows how this feature can be leveraged for tool-interoperability.
 				To highlight the potential of the Functional Mock-up Interface (FMI) standard, the following example considers a controlled inverted pendulum.
 				On the one hand, both the pendulum's dynamics and the PID controller are modeled using OpenModelica - a tool dedicated to the development of continuous systems.