Fixes to get GHunt working in WSL 1

[christianboyle]

I don't expect this to be merged, but figured I'd create it in case it helps anyone else save some time when trying to get GHunt working in the following:

• WSL 1
• Windows 10, Version: 10.0.19041 / Build 19041

Notes:

The reason for the hardcoding of chromedriver.exe in driverpath:

• You want to use chromedriver.exe rather than chromedriver, since you are invoking Chrome via Windows path, but this code prevents this from happening:
• Line 33-37 in lib/utils.py:

def get_driverpath():
    if system() == "Windows":
        driverpath = "./chromedriver.exe"
    else:
        driverpath = "./chromedriver"

This never returns Windows when using WSL 1, this can be confirmed by running the following test, which results in linux being printed:

from sys import platform
if platform == "linux" or platform == "linux2":
    print ('linux')
elif platform == "darwin":
    print ('os x')
elif platform == "win32":
    print ('win32')

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The reason for adding all of the arguments in lib/gmaps.py:

• To be perfectly honest I'm not sure if all eight of the arguments added in lib/gmaps.py (if cfg["headless"]: ...) are necessary, but I didn't have time to test removal of each one-by-one and this set has traditionally worked for me when using headless Chrome in other contexts (like Puppeteer). It's possible it would work with some being omitted.

[ItsIgnacioPortal]

There are countless ways of getting to now wich system a script is running on.
It seems, for now, the cleanest solution would be use implement os_detect.py

https://www.scivision.co/python-fine-grained-os-detection/

Also, those headers should be loaded dinamically (i.e. only if running on WSL)

[ItsIgnacioPortal]

Using a hardcoded path is unacceptable

[mxrch]

Yes, we can't do this. :(

[christianboyle]

This wasn't intended to be merged, did you two read the first sentence of the PR?

I don't expect this to be merged, but figured I'd create it in case it helps anyone else save some time when trying to get GHunt working in the following:

[mxrch]

I'll reorganize the driver process later and by the way checking if we can support the WSL or even checking it, but I don't think hardcoding a path and adding a lot of options without checking it is a good idea.
Thanks anyway for your edit, I add the WSL support in my todo list.

[mxrch]

Yes, we can't do this. :(