Use executing binary path for install command#472
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Closes #432
When installed as a dotnet tool, we distribute a platform-independent nupkg and the local dotnet toolchain assembles a shim binary over it. The DLL path in this case doesn't point anywhere near where the actual binary is.
I've tweaked it to use
Environment.ProcessPath, which in my local testing here in Windows does point in the right direction. It'll need a check with the actual nupkg too.