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When
argc --argc-compgen powershellis invoked on Windows, runtime.which() resolves the target command via PATHEXT, which typically returns shim files (prog.cmd, prog.bat, prog.ps1) instead of the actual bash script (prog without extension). The shim is then treated as a bash script by parse_script_args, causing completion to fail.This PR adds a resolve_script_shim helper (compiled only on Windows) that runs after runtime.which(). If the resolved path has a .cmd, .bat, or .ps1 extension, it looks for a file with the same stem (no extension) in the same directory. If that file exists, it is used as the script path instead.