Fix: build script apply_patches.py relies on global system Python#116
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Resolves #115
When building LoggerFirmware on Windows, PlatformIO executes apply_patches.py. This script previously spawned a shell and explicitly invoked python, which expects the system's global $PATH to map to a compatible Python interpreter.
On some systems (particularly Windows), this can invoke the wrong interpreter, trigger the Microsoft Store 'Install Python' prompt, or error out.
Fix
By swapping the hardcoded python string for Python's own standard sys.executable, the script dynamically references the exact Python interpreter instance that PlatformIO is already running inside (e.g. .platformio/penv/Scripts/python.exe). This helps improve cross-platform robustness.