fix: Python version check fails for double digits #1
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In install.py on line 5, the if statement checks if the first 3 characters of the systems python version are less than 3.6. In situations where the value after the first decimal is greater than 9 this comparison doesn't work since the forth characters would be cut off instead. e.g. 3.10.10 would be seen as 3.1 which is smaller that 3.6 therefore the install script wouldn't run.