Use platform-native separators in environment variables#40
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PowerShell can be used on non-Windows platforms. It appears that when PowerShell is used on Linux, the platform-native separators (forward slash and colon) are used, and not the Windows-style separators (backslash and semicolon).
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PowerShell can be used on non-Windows platforms. It appears that when PowerShell is used on Linux, the platform-native separators (forward slash and colon) are used, and not the Windows-style separators (backslash and semicolon).
Closes #39