Add uint procid support and expand arg escaping #12
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Adds support for accepting a process id as a UInt32 value. This is useful as WMI/CIM calls typically use a UInt32 to store process id values. Also expands the use of `-ArgumentEscaping` to the `Start-Process*` cmdlets to better match what is available in other cmdlets.
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Adds support for accepting a process id as a UInt32 value. This is useful as WMI/CIM calls typically use a UInt32 to store process id values.
Also expands the use of
-ArgumentEscapingto theStart-Process*cmdlets to better match what is available in other cmdlets.