Running with *.js and '*.js' (quoted) should behave the same

[nikolay-borzov]

• Normalize <script.js> and <script.js.map> paths. '\'./js/foo.min.js\'' => './js/foo.min.js'
• Update dependencies

✋ I need someone who can test solution on unix system

[nikolay-borzov]

In a Unix shell running source-map-explorer testdata/*.js will expand the glob in your shell and invoke the program with a variable number of arguments.

I didn't know that. It complicates things

[AsaAyers]

In most shells a single quote means you don't want the filenames expanded, but if you use double quotes "*.js" will expand. This seems like the better solution is to just use double quotes on whatever it is that's produce a command that has to be quoted. Maybe you're using quotes because the path contains spaces?

[nikolay-borzov]

Okay what we need is:

• [ ] Support passing N files a.js a.js.map b.js c.js c.js.map d.js
• [ ] Support passing two files - js and map a.js a.js.map
• [ ] Support passing a glob *.js*