Add support for non-Steam games about protonfixes HOT 3 OPEN

But the prefix id is something the Steam client generates for a shortcut. It's not the same every time/for everyone.

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I tried to use a few non-steam games w/ protonfixes a while ago using following hack:

diff --git a/protonfixes/fix.py b/protonfixes/fix.py
index b026a31..30a4036 100755
--- a/protonfixes/fix.py
+++ b/protonfixes/fix.py
@@ -18,9 +18,12 @@ def game_id():
     """ Trys to return the game id from environment variables
     """
 
-    if 'SteamAppId' in os.environ:
+    # For non-steam games we only care about pfx and gamefix ids match
+    is_nonsteam = 'SteamAppId' in os.environ and os.environ['SteamAppId'] == '0'
+
+    if 'SteamAppId' in os.environ and not is_nonsteam:
         return os.environ['SteamAppId']
-    if 'SteamGameId' in os.environ:
+    if 'SteamGameId' in os.environ and not is_nonsteam:
         return os.environ['SteamGameId']
     if 'STEAM_COMPAT_DATA_PATH' in os.environ:
         return re.findall(r'\d+', os.environ['STEAM_COMPAT_DATA_PATH'])[-1]

It will use pfx ID for non-steam game, e.g. if you have .../compatdata/1234567890/ prefix, then the fix name should be 1234567890.py.

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Well, I don't know how this IDs generated, I didn't dig a lot. But for two non-Steam games they was the same across sessions for the same user. So I decided to use them, because this matches protonfixes behaviour for Steam games.

If you want existing gamefix for your non-Steam game -- just symlink it to your localfixes directory.
Or try to add something like

if 'PROTONFIXES_GAME' in os.environ:
   return os.environ['PROTONFIXES_GAME']
...

on top of this code block. Then use PROTONFIXES_GAME=12345 %command%. I doubt you want something like PROTONFIXES_GAME="Guacamelee! Super Turbo Championship Edition" %command%

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