Any completion returned by nushell starting and ending with a backtick (`) is considered a path.
This changes the backticks to single quotes, and replaces all single quotes in the completion with double single quotes - this seems to be the standard way for escaping single quotes in a single-quoted string in powershell.
There may be some other cases to consider, but this is a good start~
fixes: #19
Any completion returned by nushell starting and ending with a backtick (`) is considered a path.
This changes the backticks to single quotes, and replaces all single quotes in the completion with double single quotes - this seems to be the standard way for escaping single quotes in a single-quoted string in powershell.
There may be some other cases to consider, but this is a good start~