Tweak commands copied to clipboard to work with both cmd.exe and powershell on Windows #139
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Inlcude cmd /c in command line so that the clipboard text can be run from both cmd.exe and powershell
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Currently the move and del comand copied to the clipboard are specific to cmd.exe and do no work if pasted into a powershell console. This change addresses this by pre-pending
cmd /cto the front of the commands. The result is that the commands work in both cmd and powershell