Look for cdb location in the registry first#158743
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This does add a new dependency to bootstrap. Technically we could reuse the windows crate (it's only a couple of functions) but at the cost of doing the FFI ourselves.
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This is more robust then assuming it's in Program Files. We still fallback to Program Files as a last resort.
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This is more robust then assuming it's in Program Files. We still fallback to Program Files as a last resort.