Fix autodetection of CADET executables on Windows PyPI installs#73
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Works for me on windows 🥳
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When
cadet-core is installed via PyPI on Windows,cadet-cli.exeandcreateLWE.exeare placed inScripts/rather thanbin/. The autodetection logic correctly resolves the prefix root viashutil.which, butresolve_cadet_pathsonly searchedbin/, causing aFileNotFoundError` on Windows.This fix tries
bin/first (preserving existing behaviour on Linux, macOS, and manual installs), then falls back toScripts/for the Windows PyPI layout.