[BUG REPORT] - Embedded quotes in %serviceName% code smell with uncertain runtime impact #20

Description

In code/modules/services.bat, lines 130–144 assign service names using the pattern:
if %N%==1 (set serviceName="lfsvc")
if %N%==2 (set serviceName="MapsBroker")
...
In CMD, set serviceName="lfsvc" stores the literal string "lfsvc" including the double-quote characters as part of the value. The correct idiomatic pattern to avoid this is:
if %N%==1 (set "serviceName=lfsvc")

Steps to reproduce

1. Run services.bat as Administrator on any Windows 10/11 machine.
2. Pick any service from the menu (e.g., option [1] Location Foundation Service).
3. Note its current state displayed in the menu ([Disabled] in green or [Enabled] in red).

Expected behavior

Disable path (expected: Enabled → Disabled):

1. If the service shows [Enabled], select its number and press Enter.
2. The menu should refresh with the service now showing [Disabled].
3. If it does → disable path works.

Actual behavior

Enable path (expected: Disabled → Enabled):

1. Now the service shows [Disabled]. Select its number again and press Enter.
2. The menu should refresh with the service now showing [Enabled].
3. If it does → enable path works, bug does not manifest.
4. If it stays [Disabled] → enable path is broken, bug confirmed.

OS version

Windows 11

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