Replace en-dash with hyphen in powershell code #8102
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For some reason for some flags in the powershell commands instead of a hyphen there was an en-dash. When copying the command to the Windows Terminal the en-dash was removed. The command didn't work with or without en-dash.
It should have been a hypen.
This change will allow a user to paste the powershell command into a terminal and all the characters in the command will be pasted as intended.