Fix PyInstaller build failure due to incorrect import path in wallet.py #15
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The Windows executable build workflow failed because
wallet.pyused an absolute import (from trinity_wallet_py.gui.main_window) that broke when PyInstaller ran from within thetrinity_wallet_pydirectory.Changes
from gui.main_windowThe build script executes PyInstaller from within
trinity_wallet_py/, so imports must be relative to that directory. All other modules already use correct relative imports (..core.wallet,..utils.base58, etc.).Original prompt
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