* Import generic watchdog observer over platform specific import
* Use os.path rather than genericpath
* Split off socket management in plugin.py
* Don't specify multiprocessing start type
Default on linux is already fork
* Move all platform-specific functions to seperate files
TODO: make plugin.py platform agnostic
* fix import
* add backwards compat to helpers.py
* add backwards compatibility to helpers.py harder
* Testing autobuild for win
* Testing autobuild for win, try 2
* Testing autobuild for win, try 3
* Testing autobuild for win, try 4
* Create the plugins folder before attempting to use it
* Implement win get_username()
* Create win install script
* Fix branch guess from version
* Create .loader.version in install script
* Add .cmd shim to facilitate auto-restarts
* Properly fix branch guess from version
* Fix updater on windows
* Try 2 of fixing updates for windows
* Test
* pain
* Update install script
* Powershell doesn't believe in utf8
* Powershell good
* add ON_LINUX variable to localplatform
* Fix more merge issues
* test
* Move custom imports to main.py
* Move custom imports to after __main__ check
Due to windows' default behaviour being spawn, it will spawn a new process and thus import into sys.path multiple times
* Log errors in get_system_pythonpaths() and get_loader_version() +
split get_system_pythonpaths() on newline
* Remove whitespace in result of get_system_pythonpaths()
* use python3 on linux and python on windows in get_system_pythonpaths()
* Remove fork-specific urls
* Fix MIME types not working on Windows
