fix: handle PowerShell scripts (.ps1) on Windows for Claude Code integration

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Summary

This PR fixes an issue where Roo Code fails to execute Claude Code when it's installed as a PowerShell script (.ps1 file) on Windows.

Problem

Users on Windows who install Claude Code through PowerShell (e.g., via fnm or other Node.js version managers) receive a .ps1 script instead of a binary executable. When Roo Code tries to execute this script directly, it fails with an error because PowerShell scripts cannot be executed as regular binaries.

Solution

• Detect when the Claude Code path ends with .ps1 on Windows
• Execute PowerShell scripts through powershell.exe with appropriate flags:
  • -NoProfile: Skip loading PowerShell profiles for security
  • -ExecutionPolicy Bypass: Allow script execution for this specific invocation only
  • -File: Specify the script file to execute
• Maintain backward compatibility for regular executables (.exe, .cmd, etc.)
• Add comprehensive error handling for PowerShell-specific failures

Testing

• Added comprehensive test suite with 10 test cases covering all scenarios
• All existing tests continue to pass
• Tests verify correct PowerShell invocation, parameter passing, and error handling

Security Considerations

• Uses -NoProfile to prevent loading potentially malicious PowerShell profiles
• -ExecutionPolicy Bypass is scoped only to the specific script execution
• No global system changes are made
• File paths are properly handled to prevent injection attacks

Fixes #7393

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Important

Fixes execution of PowerShell scripts on Windows for Claude Code by using powershell.exe with specific flags and adds comprehensive tests.

• Behavior:
  • Detects .ps1 scripts on Windows and executes them via powershell.exe with -NoProfile, -ExecutionPolicy Bypass, and -File flags in run.ts.
  • Maintains compatibility for non-.ps1 executables.
  • Handles PowerShell not found and script not found errors with specific messages.
• Testing:
  • Adds run-powershell.spec.ts with 10 test cases for PowerShell script execution, error handling, and parameter passing.
  • Tests ensure correct PowerShell invocation and handling of .ps1 and non-.ps1 files on Windows and other platforms.
• Security:
  • Uses -NoProfile and -ExecutionPolicy Bypass to mitigate security risks.
  • Properly handles file paths to prevent injection attacks.

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Reviewing my own code because apparently I trust no one, not even myself.

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I notice there's duplicate logic here and in lines 75-82 for detecting PowerShell script errors. Could we extract this into a helper function like isPowerShellNotFoundError() to avoid repetition?

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Is it intentional that we're passing the script path directly to PowerShell without any validation? While execa should handle most escaping, could we add a quick check to ensure the path doesn't contain potentially dangerous characters like semicolons or backticks that might be interpreted by PowerShell?

[roomote]

Great test coverage! Would it be worth adding a test case for PowerShell scripts with spaces in the path? This is common on Windows (e.g., "C:\Program Files..."). I see we test uppercase .PS1 but not paths with spaces.

[roomote]

PowerShell Core (pwsh.exe) is becoming more common on Windows. Should we consider trying pwsh.exe as a fallback if powershell.exe is not found? This could improve compatibility with newer Windows installations.