Change shebang to use env for Python#5
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As a general good practice, it's worth using an env shebang. What's more, it was already brought up in dawid-szewc#2.
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This improves portability by using /usr/bin/env to locate Python in the user's PATH, which works better across different systems and respects virtual environments. Co-authored-by: pr0way
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This improves portability by using /usr/bin/env to locate Python in the user's PATH, which works better across different systems and respects virtual environments. Co-authored-by: pr0way <pr0way@users.noreply.github.com>
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As a general good practice, it's worth using an env shebang. What's more, it was already brought up in #2.