Fix python binary lookup on debian bullseye (11)#240
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On debian bullseye, the `/usr/bin/python` symlink is [intentionally removed](https://wiki.debian.org/Python#Python_in_Debian) (see the note). With this change, the wrapper detects `python3`, `python2` and `python` symlinks in this order. The error that lead me to this was (added so that searches on github will find this PR): `No suitable python version found (v2.7 or higher required). Aborting`
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On debian bullseye (now stable), the
/usr/bin/pythonsymlink is intentionally removed (see the note). With this change, the wrapper detectspython3,python2andpythonsymlinks in this order.The error that lead me to this was (added so that searches on github will find this PR):
No suitable python version found (v2.7 or higher required). Aborting