Execute git commands in correct working directory#120
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The plugin previously used
cdcommands in shell strings to change directories before executing Git commands. On Windows 10, this approach can lead to path resolution problems (especially with spaces or special characters), causing the plugin to fail to locate the git executable.This PR replaces the cd-based approach with the Node.js spawn's
cwdoption, which sets the working directory directly and ensures consistent behavior across platforms.