Work around git terminal corruption on Windows.

[GunnarFarneback]

Fixes #76.

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[BambOoxX]

FYI, something else was broken by this workaround, I got an error regarding the path of the folder containing the git repo, which seems to be cut somewhere leading to and invalid path... v0.5.5 works fine.

[GunnarFarneback]

If you can reproduce it, it would be good with some details, but I guess it's something to do with a path with spaces and needing to quote it somehow for cmd?

[BambOoxX]

@GunnarFarneback I tested it again, and it seems it fails on a & in the path, so pretty much what you said.

[KeithWM]

@GunnarFarneback Is this worth fixing, or should there be an effort to implement #38 ? I'd be happy to help any way I can.

[GunnarFarneback]

If someone can find the right way to quote things it would be useful for documentation but #38 is the way forward, now in the form of a package extension. The best way to help out is to test it and review the documentation.