Reference the actual name of the windows package#1700
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This fixes one of the two issues I've been having to work around to install with bun on windows. As seen in this reply on the windows super issue the postinstall script looks for
opencode-win32-x64but the actual name of the package isopencode-windows-x64which causes it to fail. Same result would be achieved by renaming the package if that would be preferred for some reason.