Windows support #387
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Adds Windows to the test matrix. We'll see what breaks. For creack/pty, we need to use the currently-unmerged change for Windows support.
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This adds support for using git-spice with Windows.
I'm pretty sure it already works, but testing it is a bit difficult,
especially since I don't have a Windows system to test on.
All terminal prompt use creack/pty to create a fake terminal.
Until creack/pty#155 is merged, these tests cannot be run on Windows.
We'll skip the prompt tests on Windows for the time being.