(via ryandens): Fix Windows batch script: use separate quoted tokens for multiple javaag

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Summary

Fixes Windows batch script generation to correctly handle multiple -javaagent arguments.

Changes

Modified the Fake.write() method to use platform-aware separators when joining multiple javaagent arguments:

• Windows: Uses " " (close quote, space, open quote) as the separator so each -javaagent option becomes its own quoted token in the batch script
• Unix: Continues using a simple space separator to keep all options within a single quoted string

This ensures proper argument parsing on Windows where multiple javaagent options were previously being concatenated incorrectly.

Note

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• This PR originated from this comment in ✅ add support for Windows #48.
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Activity

Currently: Merged by ryandens

Previously

• Not merged: unstable
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• Pushed e1367ab

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Note

Fix Windows batch script to use separate quoted tokens for multiple -javaagent options

On Windows, multiple -javaagent options in the generated start script were not properly separated, causing launch failures. The fix passes the current Platform to the Fake writer in JavaagentAwareStartScriptGenerator, which then joins -javaagent entries with " " (close-quote, space, open-quote) on Windows so each agent becomes a separately quoted token. Non-Windows behavior (space-separated) is unchanged.

^{Macroscope summarized d9ac29b.}