Add “.exe” suffix to the Windows compiled executable program for skywalking-eyes and skywalking-infra-e2e

[codeglzhang]

In skywalking-infra-e2e, we can use make build to get a Windows executable program skywalking-eyes\bin\windows\license-eye. However, in the command line of Windows, whether the file is an executable program is determined by whether the file has a specific suffix, such as ".exe". Thus, commands such as bin/darwin/license-eye -c test/testdata/.licenserc_for_test_fix.yaml header check will not be executed correctly under Windows.

After renaming the file skywalking-eyes\bin\windows\license-eye to skywalking-eyes\bin\windows\license-eye.exe, the command is executed.

The same is true for skywalking-infra-e2e.

[kezhenxu94]

Created issue #7845 to track the issue @codeglzhang

[wu-sheng]

@codeglzhang I adjusted #7845 to set up scope as skywalking-eyes only. Because there are various script systems(bash, zsh, etc.) could be used in the end user cases. Supporting skywalking-infra-e2e to run in Windows seems not resolve real issue.
But for skywalking-eyes, this makes sense.