Make Py scripts agnostic to console location; alphabetize imports #11
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Currently the Python scripts must be run using either
srcorevaluationas the working directory. This is needlessly restrictive. This PR identifies the scripts' locations and uses the locations as the basis for finding theconsoleprogram, thereby making it so the scripts can be run safely from anywhere.I also arrange and alphabetize the imports to a more standard format.
The PR strips trailing whitespaces from the modified files. Most code editors can (and should) be configured to do this automatically when a file is saved.