[inspect][dart] Add instructions for running the example mod.
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+# Inspect example
+
A simple module that demonstrates usage of the Dart Inspect API.
+
+## Running example app
+
+Assumes you already have an existing Fuchsia checkout and have set-up your hardware.
+
+1. Run for workstation.
+
+ ```
+ fx set workstation.x64 --with //bundles:kitchen_sink
+ ```
+
+1. Do a fresh build.
+
+ ```
+ fx full-build
+ ```
+
+1. Connect and turn on the desired device. Serve to hardware.
+
+ ```
+ fx serve
+ ```
+
+1. (If this is your first time building the example app) You may need to run:
+
+ ```
+ fx ota
+ ```
+
+ in order to have access to iquery.
+
+1. (Once the UI comes up) Login as a Guest user.
+
+ Click on the (+) icon and select "Guest". This only needs to be done once on
+ initial setup.
+
+1. Add the Inspect mod.
+
+ ```
+ fx shell sessionctl add_mod fuchsia-pkg://fuchsia.com/inspect_mod#meta/inspect_mod.cmx
+ ```
+
+ You should see the mod appear on the device.
+
+1. View iquery output. This saves a step of looking for the mod because we know
+ the mod is "inspect_mod.cmx" and that its root Inspect object is named
+ "root.inspect".
+
+ ```
+ fx shell iquery --recursive `fx shell iquery --find /hub | grep inspect_mod.cmx | grep root.inspect`
+ ```
+
+## Local development
+
+Each time you make local Dart changes and want to see the changes, you'll want
+to rebuild and re-add the inspect mod. This can be done in one command.
+
+```
+fx build &&
+fx shell sessionctl restart_session &&
+fx shell sessionctl add_mod fuchsia-pkg://fuchsia.com/inspect_mod#meta/inspect_mod.cmx
+```
+
+Restarting the session is unnecessary, but it tends to be easier than manually
+closing the old mod in the UI before adding a new one (to avoid cluttering the
+device with multiple mods during development).
