Namida for XP (only installer, not fixed app)

Welcome, weird namida user! This tiny, slightly dramatic script helps you turn the glorious mess in namidia's installer into a single, majestic installer that whispers "I run on Windows XP" as it slides into a folder.

What you'll want beforehand:

• innoextract (optional) the script will try to be polite and extract an existing Inno Setup installer if you gift it one. The latest git-built innoextract tends to be the most cooperative.
• a MinGW cross-compiler on PATH (e.g. i686-w64-mingw32-gcc) if you want the launcher built locally.
• Namida's installer in asm/Namida-x86_64-Installer.exe please download a new one and place it there

How to summon the build gremlins:

bash sh.sh

What the script does while humming softly:

1. If you have asm/Namida-x86_64-Installer.exe and innoextract, it will attempt a polite extraction into app/.
2. It zips up the app/ directory into a payload. The zip is neat and tidy (sorted and modest).
3. It tries to build the XP-compatible launcher from bin/ using the included Makefile (MinGW toolchain required).
4. It concatenates the launcher and the zip payload, tucks a tiny footer on the end, and writes out dist/namidiaforxp_installer.exe which you can fling at ancient machines.