Fix setup-dev.ps1 failing on Windows PowerShell 5.1#51
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Wyatt Bartel (wybartel) wants to merge 1 commit intoLightricks:mainfrom
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Fix setup-dev.ps1 failing on Windows PowerShell 5.1#51Wyatt Bartel (wybartel) wants to merge 1 commit intoLightricks:mainfrom
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…rs (box-drawing, checkmarks, em-dash) caused a parser error when PowerShell 5.1 read the UTF-8 file without BOM using the system ANSI code page. Replace all non-ASCII decorative characters with ASCII equivalents.
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Windows PowerShell 5.1 reads UTF-8 files without a BOM using the system ANSI code page (CP1252). Several Unicode characters in the script (em-dashes, box-drawing chars, checkmarks) contain bytes that are interpreted as string delimiters in CP1252, causing a parser error. This PR replaces all non-ASCII characters with ASCII equivalents for ease of compatibility long term