fix: Don't escape regex characters in test commands on Windows#4007
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Shellwords.escape() is designed for Unix shells and incorrectly escapes characters like `$` on Windows. This causes test commands to fail when running tests in terminal on Windows because the regex pattern `/\^TestClass#test_method\$/` becomes `/\^TestClass#test_method\\$/`. On Windows, we skip Shellwords.escape() since Windows command line parsing doesn't require the same escaping rules for regex patterns. Fixes Shopify#3759
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Fixes #3759
Shellwords.escape() is designed for Unix shells and incorrectly escapes characters like
$on Windows. This causes the "Run Test In Terminal" CodeLens feature to fail on Windows because the regex pattern becomes incorrectly escaped.Changes: