So I manage to find some time and gave a try to your draft. Compilation worked fine and I decided to test the resulting fpm on a project of mine.
Unfortunately it does not seem to work on Windows 10 using Powershell. It looks like PS is still treating the ‘@‘ as a special command even when placed at the end of the string. I could not find a clear documentation on this behavior but I did find something about the ‘$’ character.
If I put the command between quotes it works as expected.
It was worth trying.
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