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Ensure the executable path is correct based on Go 1.19+ behavior.
Starting from Go 1.19, executables in the current directory must be prefixed with "./" when invoked,
otherwise, Go will not execute them. This adjustment is necessary to maintain compatibility
with existing configuration files (e.g., Silver configurations), which may not explicitly include "./" in the path for executables located in the current directory.
For example,
updater.exein startup or scheduled tasks might lack "./" in its path.