Minor tweaks and cleanups (details are in commit messages).

[patsytau]

Using str(Path.home() / "Downloads") avoids needing to query the registry and means the get_download_path() can be removed entirely. It also makes in a bit easier to read.

In addition, the directory name also starts with a capital 'D' on Ubuntu.

[patsytau]

I made sure the result was the same on Windows 10 by finding the path using both methods before removing the old function:

downloadsFolder = get_download_path()
downloads_path = str(Path.home() / "Downloads")
assert downloadsFolder == downloads_path

[pfeerick]

Much appreciated, as was the further discussion we had on Discord. This still works fine on both my test Windows and Linux systems... and the removal of the registry lookup for Downloads on Windows in preference to assuming that the downloads folder hasn't been moved doesn't throw any nasty errors, nor does it have an issue if you move it on Linux either, so it's an acceptable tradeoff for much neater code.

Now, I'm just feeding the code through a linter, and it's saying what I thought... I need to fix up Electr0's creative (inconsistent) use of ' and " throughout... plus some minor layout tweaks...

Next up... I'm thinking of making it so the output is saved to a variable, so it can be shown to the user when somethingGoesWrong:tm:)... rather than just saying something went wrong. i.e. pop up a dialog with the log. That will be a job for another day though.