Powershell on Windows support

[kmatt]

Building on work in #14:

• Update Git wrapper script
• Powershell status commands script
• Documentation update

[mroth]

Sorry for the delay in response I was OOO at a conference. This looks great! 🎉 Really appreciate the work here. ❤️ Do you have thoughts on how we can integrate the Powershell testing into the CI? (I also don't have a Windows machine to verify manually.)

[kmatt]

@mroth Not sure on CI based tests yet. So far I have only run go test as in the Rakefile. On Windows 11:

> go test ./...
?       github.com/mroth/scmpuff        [no test files]
?       github.com/mroth/scmpuff/commands/exec  [no test files]
?       github.com/mroth/scmpuff/commands/intro [no test files]
ok      github.com/mroth/scmpuff/commands/expand        0.078s
ok      github.com/mroth/scmpuff/commands/inits 0.078s
ok      github.com/mroth/scmpuff/commands/internal/arguments    0.066s
ok      github.com/mroth/scmpuff/commands/status        0.071s

[mroth]

I approved the PR running in CI, so you should be able to see the output there as well for integration tests now.

The integration tests are (unfortunately? fortunately?) currently all still implemented in Aruba with Ruby. You can see 867661a as an example of what it looked like to add another shell to the test grid (this was also the PR that added multi-shell support to integration tests).

A few changes there should be enough to get it to work locally -- I suspect there might then have to be some other changes in the GitHub Actions scripts to only run PS tests on Windows runners, etc, but that part should hopefully be straightforward.

[chipbite]

@kmatt : Rooting for this one! 👍 🏁

Would be great to have scmpuff in powershell.
I have junior devs that use powershell, that would benefit from having scmpuff.

[kmatt]

@chipbite I changed companies, and no longer have a Windows machine to work with. At the time with this PR compiled in locally, scmpuff worked for me on Windows 10 and 11, IIRC with PowerShell 7.

What remains is the getting the Ruby / Aruba CI tests to run.