fix: make resource module usage Windows-compatible #1112
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Motivation
resourcemodule is Unix-specific and not available on windowsContent
recursion.py: Movedresourceimport inside Linux check to prevent Windows from trying to import itfile.py: Added Windows-specific error handling while preserving original behavior for non-Windows platformsTesting
Wrote a test script and tested on both Ubuntu and Windows PowerShell
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