Run proxy list server via Python interpreter#38
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Description
Fixes startup of
proxy-list.pyinside the container by launching it via the active Python interpreter instead of executing the script file directly.Previously,
start.pyexecutedproxy-list.pyas a standalone file. In environments where the script used WindowsCRLFline endings, this could break the shebang handling in Linux containers and cause aNo such file or directoryerror.This change makes the startup more robust by invoking the script through
sys.executable.✅ Checks