fix: revise method for detecting screeps install #17
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Removed
steam-game-path— its usingregistry-jsand requires Python and C++ build tools on Windows (https://github.com/desktop/registry-js/blob/master/docs/index.md). If those are not installednode-gypthrows errors.Revised method for finding the Screeps installation:
getScreepsPath()For MacOS, it checks for 'Steam' in the default location within the user's home directory.
For Linux, it checks for 'Steam' in several common locations within the user's home directory. It also has basic support for the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), where it checks for 'Steam' in the default location on the Windows file system.
For Windows, it first tries to get the 'Steam' path from the Windows Registry using the lightweight
winreg. If this fails, it falls back to checking for 'Steam' in the default location within the 'Program Files (x86)' directory.Added rollup (was having issues with tsc importing from local files)
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