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@codebrainz approved this pull request.
Not tested but looks correct to use py.exe, having examined a default Windows installation.
I don't think it matters so much (for the default) about weird behaviour of py.exe with Python2 on Windows since anyone going forward who will be installing a dead/unsupported version is going to probably know enough to figure out how to customize the filetype/build-commands to use their special Python2 installation.
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