DLSS 5 Autopilot 2.0.3

Fixes only: what the reports since 2.0.2 turned up.

Updating from 2.0.x with update now downloads this build, checks its
SHA-256 against the SHA256SUMS.txt published with the release, and offers
a one-click restart. Your settings, library, hidden games and profiles carry
over.

Fixed

• A game started with play or autopilot found this tool's own DLLs first
  (#287). RPCS3 refused to start: "The module vcruntime140.dll was incorrectly
  installed at ...\Temp_MEI000083a02\VCRUNTIME140.dll". The release is a
  single exe that unpacks into a temporary folder and tells Windows to look
  there for DLLs ahead of System32; Windows hands that setting to every
  program the tool starts. RPCS3 checks where its runtime came from and says
  so; a program that does not check runs on a C runtime it was not built
  against. The game, the video page's player, yt-dlp, ffmpeg and ffprobe are
  started with Windows' own search order. A game started from Steam, its
  launcher or a shortcut was never affected.
• An emulator that cannot draw with Direct3D was read as a Direct3D
  program (#352). eden.exe's imports read as DX12, so the Direct3D routes
  were offered, and the feeder - the route for a Vulkan program with no DLSS -
  only after Vulkan had been set by hand. The emulators with no Direct3D
  backend - Cemu, RPCS3, Ryujinx, the yuzu family, shadPS4, Azahar, xemu,
  Vita3K, Play! - are read as Vulkan, melonDS and mGBA as OpenGL; a graphics
  API set by hand still wins.
• "The process did not have dlss5-bridge.addon64 loaded" under "ReShade
  loaded add-on: DLSS 5 Bridge" (#352). The list of what a running game had
  loaded is taken as the game comes up, and an add-on ReShade registers a
  moment later was reported missing beside the log line that registered it.
  An add-on ReShade registered in that session is not reported missing from
  it.