Fix windows dev setup#2182
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Just tested on macOS and it's working perfectly as well. Thanks Bob!
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This makes
yarn dev:electronwork on all platforms. Windows has a different syntax for setting temporary env variables before launch. Adding the cross-env fixes that.I also added this to "build:lib". Not entirely sure what that one does yet, but it was really the only other candidate for cross-env. The deploy scripts all rely on
sed, so they aren't going to work on Windows anyway, so I didn't bother. Those aren't really needed locally, and if I ever did (for some reason), I'd just use WSL.