Put powershell line separator when system is detected to be Windows #287
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On windows (powershell), the line break character is the backtick instead of the backslash.
Every time I want to copy the repl code, i have to manually edit each line. This commit should fix that. I don't know whether I changed everything that should be changed, but the build succeeded and I could see the correct change on my windows machine.