Updated build tools. Now supports links to elevate.cmd and elevate.vbs when using nvm root (fixes #381).

Added note about code-signed executable.

Added attribution for @s-h-a-d-o-w.

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Make sure file handle to 'node.exe' is closed after scanning for bytes

Fix install.cmd

Updated README.md

Fixes #41 - Issue with blank spaces in path

Forgot some uses of exec.Command() outside of the "use" command.

exec.Command() can't handle spaces, even when quoted.
Command has to be modified using SysProcAttr.
See also:
https://github.com/golang/go/issues/15566

Plus: Minor refactoring - reordering of functions, more consistent capitalization, sorting of imports and whatnot.

wildcard major version to latest X.y..z

silent setup

"Build from source"-documentation

Typo corrected

Fixes #252 - Need to manually remove folder on nvm uninstall

File handle when checking the architecture of the node executable was left open.

%PATH% expands to the system plus the user variables,
so if user defined user-environment PATH, 'setx /M PATH "%PATH%;..."'
mixes user-environment PATH and system-environment PATH.

setx command doesn't affect current process, so use also 'set VAR=VALUE'

Added exponential backoff when moving npm installation directory

Fixed line breaks in README

Fixed line breaks in README usage examples.

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Add a note about no support for .nvmrc directly where people will be looking for it