I suggest to add the commit hash and branch to the system information.
This should help trouble shooting issues from developers. Like in #4165.
### before
```
#### System Information ####
- SYSTEM: manufacturer: Micro-Star International Co., Ltd.; model: MS-7D75; virtual: false; MM: v2.37.0-develop
- OS: ...
...
```
### after
```
#### System Information ####
- MM: version: v2.37.0-develop; git: 03e4eef3d; branch: develop
- SYSTEM: manufacturer: Micro-Star International Co., Ltd.; model: MS-7D75; virtual: false
- OS: ...
...
```
I noticed that in the System Information output, `used node` and
`installed node` were always identical when starting via Electron. That
usually shouldn't be the case. After digging into it, I found that since
PR #4002, `used node` in the subprocess effectively reported the system
Node version, not the parent process (which runs in Electron) version.
This PR fixes that by passing `used node` from the parent process and
logging it correctly.
**Before:**
`VERSIONS: electron: 41.3.0; used node: 26.0.0; installed node: 26.0.0;
...`
**After:**
`VERSIONS: electron: 41.3.0; used node: 24.15.0; installed node: 26.0.0;
...`
If an error occurs during startup, we request system information from
the user. The problem is that this information is displayed too late,
for example, if the configuration check fails.
My initial idea was to use `await
Utils.logSystemInformation(global.version);`, but this increased the
startup time.
Therefore, the function is now called in a subprocess. This approach
provides the information in all cases and does not increase the startup
time.
