Fix startup under wine

[abart27]

With these changes, STROOP now starts under wine.

It connects succesfully to mupen and works as it should for all obvious functionality

[FramePerfection]

Very cool that it works, although I had to do a bunch of guess work to get started this to work, so a dedicated guide would have been kinda nice.
Here's what I did to get it all working:

1. Download and install bottles
2. Create a new bottle sm64_tas
3. Download mupen, build STROOP, and move both their extracted folders into the drive_c directory of that bottle
4. Use the Analyze with Eagle (Beta) functionality to launch mupen
5. Do the same for STROOP -> it will fail with the You must install .NET Desktop Runtime to run this application. message.
6. Download the .NET Desktop Runtime Installer by clicking "Yes" on that failure dialog and run it in the sm64_tas bottle
7. Run WINEPREFIX=<absolute/path/to/bottle> winetricks micross
8. Launch STROOP again, and it will be able to connect

Apparently the Built-in Wine 11 runner doesn't work, soda-11.0-10 does though. (which is the default, that was my fault for just changing that without any reason to).

Would you care to add instructions like these, or is this obvious to wine users? 🙃

[abart27]

This is reasonable but I don't see why we need bottles. A normal wine prefix with Microsoft Sans Serif (winetricks micross) and .NET 10 (you get prompted in-app to install it just like on Windows) works perfectly fine.

[FramePerfection]

Fair enough. However, while I was able to get STROOP running without bottles, too, I could not get SM64 running without bottles (launching the game would fail with an "unable to create SDL window" error or something of the likes) - so it felt like the most natural setup to use the same bottle for both.
I suppose we can have a "recommended setup guide" or the like at another time and maybe even on the mupen website rather than here.

Since the changes themselves are fine, I'll merge this now.