fix npm run lint on Windows

[johnstonmatt]

npm run lint fails because eslint does not like the 's wrapping its target path. Removing the single quotes fixes npm run lint

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[abdonrd]

Why doesn't work for you with the '?
I use it in a lot of projects and works well.

[johnstonmatt]

It may be an environment thing, certainly running npm run lint fails for this reason on my machine

[johnstonmatt]

I've just confirmed this is only an issue on my Windows rig, on my Mac all is well

[johnstonmatt]

The fix in this PR is compatible with both of my machines, but I'll leave this to your discretion

[abdonrd]

Got it, you are right! Windows issue!

[abdonrd]

With this, should work both!

[johnstonmatt]

Should I close this PR?