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This allows easy demos without prior setup, using tools that support PEP 723
inline metadata, e.g.:
git clone <url>
cd esper
uv run --script examples/pyglet_example.py
Unlike pyglet.resource, pygame.image.load() and sdl2.ext.load_image() do not
search relative to the script. This caused the latter two to fail when running
from a different dir like the repo root:
uv run --script examples/pygame_example.py # FileNotFoundError
cd examples
uv run --script pygame_example.py # ok
Now both cases work.
This doesn't change the benchmark, it was just annoying waiting ~0.4s for --help to return. Now should be instant.
This also conveniently prints to stderr instead of stdout. Return code is still 1.
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Fixed a few minor things to make it easier to demo the examples as a curious passerby :)