use double quotes for glob patterns

avoids early expansion and false negative test runs on some platforms,
mostly mine.

Author: Karel-Kroeze

test/testCLI.ts

@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ export function run() {
   })
 
   test('files in (-i), files out (-o)', t => {
-    execSync("node dist/src/cli.js -i './test/resources/MultiSchema/**/*.json' -o ./test/resources/MultiSchema/out")
+    execSync(`node dist/src/cli.js -i "./test/resources/MultiSchema/**/*.json" -o ./test/resources/MultiSchema/out`)
 
     readdirSync('./test/resources/MultiSchema/out').forEach(f => {
       const path = `./test/resources/MultiSchema/out/${f}`
@@ -96,12 +96,12 @@ export function run() {
   })
 
   test('files in (-i), pipe out', t => {
-    t.snapshot(execSync("node dist/src/cli.js -i './test/resources/MultiSchema/**/*.json'").toString())
+    t.snapshot(execSync(`node dist/src/cli.js -i "./test/resources/MultiSchema/**/*.json"`).toString())
   })
 
   test('files in (-i), files out (-o) nested dir does not exist', t => {
     execSync(
-      "node dist/src/cli.js -i './test/resources/MultiSchema/**/*.json' -o ./test/resources/MultiSchema/foo/bar/out"
+      `node dist/src/cli.js -i "./test/resources/MultiSchema/**/*.json" -o ./test/resources/MultiSchema/foo/bar/out`
     )
     readdirSync('./test/resources/MultiSchema/foo/bar/out').forEach(f => {
       const path = `./test/resources/MultiSchema/foo/bar/out/${f}`
@@ -114,7 +114,7 @@ export function run() {
 
   test('files in (-i), files out (-o) matching nested dir', t => {
     execSync(
-      "node dist/src/cli.js -i './test/resources/../../test/resources/MultiSchema2/' -o ./test/resources/MultiSchema2/out"
+      `node dist/src/cli.js -i "./test/resources/../../test/resources/MultiSchema2/" -o ./test/resources/MultiSchema2/out`
     )
     getPaths('./test/resources/MultiSchema2/out').forEach(file => {
       t.snapshot(file)