fix(core): import handles argument escaping correctly in Windows #27957
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) This PR handles Windows arguments correctly, since Powershell and Cmd do not support single quotes. **Changes:** - Properly escape '\' in Windows paths - Set source and destination using environment variables rather than args to avoid pwsh handling of quotes (cherry picked from commit 91e3ac0)
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This PR handles Windows arguments correctly, since Powershell and Cmd do not support single quotes.
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