Swap psutil for tasklist to get windows building. #10
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Shifted around the cargo.toml and added a new dependency to get around the lack of windows support with psutil.
Tasklist is a win32 api wrapper that handles process ids and is swapped in as a comp-time drop in replacement.
My knowledge of rust and especially the cargo.toml is limited so I may have broken something on the linux/macos side of builds especially since I do not have a macos system live and ready nor a large enough ruby code base to try it out.
Built on Win11