Fix checksums import when used as library#110
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The previous fix to checksums that tried to restore Nim 1.6.x support allowed the neverwinter tools to build. However, the `private` folder is not accessible when using neverwinter.nim as a library, so compilation of other tools now breaks. This fix fixes the fix so that it actually fixes 1.6.x support.
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The previous fix to checksums that tried to restore Nim 1.6.x support allowed the neverwinter tools to build. However, the
privatefolder is not accessible when using neverwinter.nim as a library, so compilation of other tools now breaks. This fix fixes the fix so that it actually fixes 1.6.x support.Testing
Compiles on Nim 1.6.14 and 2.0.2, both when installing binaries and when included as a library (e.g., when building nasher).
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