N.B. The py launcher on Windows is a bit strange: it seems to try to auto-detect the desired Python version and it fails (at least sometimes). A simple Hello-World program using Python3 syntax can be compiled with py -m py_compile as the launcher chooses Python3 but executing it with py "%f" chooses Python2, for whatever reason.
But since this happens also in the terminal, it is unrelated to this PR and Geany in general.

Well, if it doesn't work maybe it's worse to use it than something less magical? I don't know what the Windows installer does, but if there is python, python2 or python3, maybe we should pick one that is consistent in behavior instead of using py that apparently behaves randomly?

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