publish precompiled Erg binaries on pypi.org

[martinResearch]

I would like to request the inclusion of precompiled Erg binaries in PyPI package wheels to facilitate easier installation for Python users.

Currently, when installing pylyzer via pip install pylyzer, the required erg executable is not automatically installed. As a result, users need to manually install Erg separately, which complicates the setup process and may lead to inconsistencies across environments.

It would be greatly beneficial if precompiled Erg binaries were published on PyPI, allowing pylyzer to list them as a dependency and enabling a seamless installation process using pip.

This improvement would:

Simplify the installation process for pylyzer users.
Ensure better compatibility across different systems.
Reduce the need for manual dependency management.
Thank you for considering this enhancement, and I appreciate your work on Erg!

[mtshiba]

The problem with pip install is that it is limited in what it can do during installation.
Erg installation requires the standard libraries to be extracted under .erg, etc. pip install has no way to do this in post-installation process. Please use ergup instead.

pip install ergup && ergup

[martinResearch]

Could Erg be possibly modified so that it can work with the standard libraries in another place than .erg so that the binaries can put in a package folder under \Lib\site-packages in the python environment, or in the bin folder in a conda environment? Not having the whole set of dependencies installable with pip or conda complicates its use in large python projects that cannot afford had-hoc solutions to manage dependencies.