Quote mysql.exe calls on Windows correctly because IPC::S::S doesn't. #413
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run() here calls IPC::S::S' runx(), which has two paths. On non-windows systems it calls
system { $command } $command, @argswhich works just fine even with complex stuff in the args. On Windows however it calls_spawn_or_die($command, "$command @args"), which smashes all the arguments together separated by spaces without any additional quoting. This results in a garbage process call which mysql consequently rewards with RTFM.This fix quotes the arguments on windows, and takes care to leave the executable name separate to allow proper naming of the created process object.
fixes #262