add support for ttfautohint-py #851
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We still continue to search for the standalone ttfautohint command-line tool, whenever the ttfautohint-py python wrapper is not installed in the current python. Fixes #562
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The ttfautohint-py python wrapper does not come with a
ttfautohintscript, to avoid shadowing the original ttfautohint (c++) executable. But one can still call it from the command line or as a subprocess withpython -m ttfautohint. This PR does that instead of importing ttfautohint and using its Python API, to avoid make too broad changes and continue to support the standalone ttfautohint command.Fixes #562
Required for #850 /cc @yanone