Update instruction to not use line continuation operator in generated commands #287
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PR Summary
The response from Azure Copilot occasionally uses the Bash line-continuation operator in the generated commands even for a Windows user. The line continuation separated code blocks cause the current parsing logic for parameter injection to fail, and it would be too risky to fix now especially considering such responses don't happen often (only 1 report on this so far).
I think a better solution is to update instruction to ask GTP to not use line continuation operator in generated commands. This should make it much less possible for a customer to run into this issue.