Detect install location and allow ripgrep from PATH #1
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Use CallerFilePath to fetch the install directory for the ignore file.
If rg isn't in the assumed location, assume it's in the PATH. Everything should continue working as before, but people who have it in their PATH don't need to install it in each of their Unity projects. Add instructions when ripgrep cannot be found.
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Instead of hardcoding the install directory, use CallerFilePath to detect it. Instead of requiring a specific location for rg, allow it to be in the PATH. This gives users a lot more freedom for how to install this plugin.