Readme note about normalizing quotes

README.md

@@ -60,9 +60,14 @@ Examples:
    - `copy-file app.js --folder dist`<br>
    Copies **app.js** into the **dist** folder.
 
+   - `copy-file 'src/Legal Notice.md' --folder dist`<br>
+   Copies a file that has a space in its filename.
+
    - `copy-file app.js --move --folder dist`<br>
    Like the `mv` Unix command.
 
+_**Note:** Single quotes in commands are normalized so they work cross-platform and avoid the errors often encountered on Microsoft Windows._
+
 ### 4. Template variables
 The *target* parameter can contain template variables, like `{{pkg.version}}` and `{{pkg.name}}`, which will be replaced with values with values from your project's **package.json** file.
 

package.json

@@ -91,12 +91,12 @@
    },
    "devDependencies": {
       "@types/fancy-log": "~2.0",
-      "@types/node": "~20.6",
+      "@types/node": "~20.8",
       "@typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin": "~6.7",
       "@typescript-eslint/parser": "~6.7",
       "add-dist-header": "~1.3",
       "assert-deep-strict-equal": "~1.1",
-      "eslint": "~8.50",
+      "eslint": "~8.51",
       "jshint": "~2.13",
       "mocha": "~10.2",
       "rimraf": "~5.0",

task-runner.sh.command

@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ releaseInstructions() {
       echo "When ready to do the next release:"
       echo
       echo "   === Increment version ==="
-      echo "   Edit pacakge.json to bump $version to next version number"
+      echo "   Edit package.json to bump $version to next version number"
       echo "   $projectHome/package.json"
       }
    nextActionCommitTagPub() {