feat: Add fallback to wget for installation script

[Mr-Sunglasses]

fix: #19

• Updated the bootstrapping script to use wget when curl is not available.
• A helpful error message if neither curl nor wget is installed.

[tusharsadhwani]

Undo the formatting changes please

[Gregory-K]

Is it really necessary to check for 'wget' in Windows?
Windows 10 comes with the curl tool bundled (since version 1804), and I think the same applies to macOS.

[Mr-Sunglasses]

Undo the formatting changes please

Ah, Prettier sucks 😅

[Mr-Sunglasses]

Is it really necessary to check for 'wget' in Windows? Windows 10 comes with the curl tool bundled (since version 1804), and I think the same applies to macOS.

Hey @Gregory-K 👋🏻 , You're correct that modern versions of Windows (since Windows 10 version 1803) and macOS come with curl pre-installed. Therefore, it is generally not necessary to check for wget on these platforms if you are confident that your script will only be run on such systems but it's good for some other versions of Windows or macOS where any of them are not available.

WDYT @tusharsadhwani 👀

[Gregory-K]

@Mr-Sunglasses, yes, I thought of the niche cases, but I'm not so sure (haven't checked) that modern python binary distributions support such old systems (python 3.9 dropped Win 7 support), and whether 'yen' intelligently provides custom builds for those OSs (an example).

Anyway, I'm not against 'wget' on windows, I'm just raising a concern on whether the if statement will ever return true in a meaningful way...

[tusharsadhwani]

can confirm 3.9 and above won't run on windows 7. similarly 3.5 and above won't run on xp.

i think it's fine to keep the wget code regardless, just in case someone decided to delete curl from their system.