Removed dependency on WMIC#100
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This PR removes the dependency on wmic, which has been deprecated and is no longer included in modern Windows versions (Windows 10 21H1+ and Windows 11). Linesight currently uses wmic to detect running TrackMania processes, which causes failures on systems where wmic is unavailable.
This update replaces the wmic call with a supported, modern method for enumerating processes, restoring compatibility with all current Windows installations.
Closes #98