Add fallback search paths for Unix utilities #931
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On macOS, some projects manipulate PATH and become unable to find chown due to the recent changes. To protect against this and similar future changes, add a set of default search paths for the typical Unix tool locations of /usr/{bin,sbin} and /{bin,sbin}, attempting to follow the usual relative orderings on each platform.
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On macOS, some projects manipulate PATH and become unable to find chown due to the recent changes. To protect against this and similar future changes, add a set of default search paths for the typical Unix tool locations of /usr/{bin,sbin} and /{bin,sbin}, attempting to follow the usual relative orderings on each platform.