Chocolatey package: Upgrading brings up dialog box

[slycordinator]

When I upgrade wsltty, it always brings a dialog box asking if I would like to overwrite existing files.

This is done through chocolatey.

Chocolatey extracts the installation using
Start-Process -FilePath "$filePath" -ArgumentList "/T:$toolsDir\wslttyinstall /C /Q" -WorkingDirectory "$toolsdir" -Wait

And the wsltty installer executables seem to have no option for enabling over-writing existing files

Note: If the directories in the screenshot look strange, I'm on a Korean computer and '' is the same key as '₩'.

[mintty]

The chocolatey installer is not maintained here, involving @AeliusSaionji.