Fix CustomRemoveAll() to handle spaces in paths, and also file not found. - #906
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The Windows fix had a few bugs in it, specifically it would throw an error if there was a space in the path. In addition, deleting a non-existent directory or file, which are not errors under *nix when using rm, were generating errors on Windows.
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Fixes to problem mentioned in #905
This deals with two related implementation details in winbug.go -
the function was not working successfully, because it was not enquoting the path with spaces correctly.
the exit code from Windows RD command (remove directory) should be be handled - "directory not found" should not really be an error. By analogy,
rm -rfreturns no error code for a non-existent file.I've tested this several times manually, but nice to get other checks on it.