Add support for linux and system site packages #8
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There were issues with python library detection and path configuration preventing the package from running on standard Linux distributions. This PR addresses these limitations by generalizing detection of the python native library and environment configuration to support both Windows and Linux. Support for detecting the default system python and including system site packages in virtual environments was also added.
The current detection strategy depends on
libpython-devbeing installed on the system. Instructions for running on Linux should probably be added or updated in the documentation.