adds support for interacting with the Windows clipboard when running Orca in WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux).
caveats:
unfortunately, clip.exe has no way to retrieve the clipboard content. here a powershell command is used instead, which is quite slow.
in practice however, at least in Microsoft's Terminal app, pressing ctrl+v invokes a built-in paste function which works fine. ctrl+alt+v will send ctrl+v to the running program, invoking the slow powershell paste in Orca.
im not sure if my method of detecting WSL in the build script is ideal
i suppose a user might possibly want to run Orca in WSL and still use xclip. this is currently not possible with my code
adds support for interacting with the Windows clipboard when running Orca in WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux).
caveats: