Quote compilers' filepaths with "" for Windows

[Vladislav0Art]

Description of changes made

Closes #402

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I still treat non-Windows systems separately: I used a single quote ' ' to escape compilers' filepaths for Unix because bash treats a single quote as plain text, the double quote may contain command calls.

I tested both on Windows and Mac; the error from the issue got resolved. For Windows though, there is another one #407, which is not covered here.

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[SergeyDatskiv]

I created tests using ChatGPT on my Windows machine for a Java program and can confirm that they do run now.

However, it seems that I am struggling to run tests for Kotlin. The test generated by the LLM results in a failure with the exception message "file." when running from the TestSpark tool window. But when copying the same tests into a test file, the test runs just fine; see the attached screenshot. If this is caused by a separate issue, it could be addressed in another PR.

[SergeyDatskiv]

Also, I noticed I get the following warning in the console when running the LLM-generated tests.

[Hello-zoka]

Can you please check if classfiles are saved properly for Kotlin compilation on Windows? This potentially can cause the issue from #407 and such an error like .file.

Expected behavior for it: classfile is stored in the same location as the source file. In other fords -d option path + package path == path to source file

@Vladislav0Art @SergeyDatskiv

[SergeyDatskiv]

@Hello-zoka
Actually, I get the following error when running kotlinc from command prompt. So it seems the problem is in the kotlinc path, not in the location where the files are saved (at least not yet).

'java' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

My path to kotlinc (according to TestSpark) is following "C:\Users\my_user_name\.gradle\caches\8.8\transforms\59dd4cdd51e5ae6cd765ecd455ab2df8\transformed\ideaIC-2024.2.3-win\plugins\Kotlin\kotlinc\bin\kotlinc"

[SergeyDatskiv]

So... I debugged the problem a bit more and found out that the reason I get 'java' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. is because I do not have java in my path variable. To overcome this problem, you can change the command to include the java path or add it to the path variables of your system. The former will probably resolve the issue for all windows machines, while the latter will resolve the issue only on a local machine.

The new command will look something like C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-11\bin\java -jar path\to\kotlinc.jar -cp . -d out src\main\kotlin\Main.kt according to Bing Copilot. I tried it, and it seems to work.