Nsis bug fix #22
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Nsis bug fix #22
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A bug was identified where some NSIS installers were not being parsed correctly. It was identified to be an issue with the LengthPrefixed class and the __next__ method which returns information about the next NSIS entry.
This is literally just updating the imports. It appears to have been working fine without these, but this eliminates the yellow squiggles in my IDE.
Update metadata: Changelog and pyproject.toml
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Found and fixed issue that could result in failure when parsing an NSIS installer's entires.
Updated imports.