Glyph 1.1.11: Build tools that are installed are now found

PowerInfer reported a missing C++ compiler on machines that had a perfectly good one. Glyph checked only PATH, and MSVC's compiler is on PATH only inside a Developer Command Prompt. Glyph now looks where Visual Studio and CMake are actually installed — and when a tool really is missing, offers to install it. Optional engines detect your build tools correctly PowerInfer no longer reports "Missing build tools: C++ compiler" on machines that have one. Glyph checked only PATH, and MSVC's compiler is on PATH only inside a Developer Command Prompt, so a working Visual Studio toolchain was reported as missing. Glyph now locates Visual Studio and CMake where they are actually installed. The PowerInfer build previously called cmake and git by bare name, so it could fail even after the check passed. It now uses the full paths it detected. Setup can install the build tools for you When git, CMake or a C++ compiler really is missing, setup now offers to install it rather than leaving you to find it. Settings offers the same from the PowerInfer card. On Windows this installs CMake and the Visual Studio C++ build tools; on macOS, the Xcode command line tools. Fixes Fixed a broken v1.1.10 Windows installer that could not download its backend, leaving new installs with no engine. Version 1.1.10 should not be used. Glyph 1.1.11 is available from fortaify.com, and installed copies update themselves.