'-Preset' values should be checked for equality before wildcard match#67
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Fixes #66.
Now that -Preset and -Configuration parameters can be wildcards, matching against
[and]is broken - since PowerShell interprets that as a character set. This means that asking to build a preset called - say -windows-x64[asan]will not do any work, since'windows-x64[asan]' -like 'windows-x64[asan]'isfalse. Testing for-eqfirst is a reasonable accommodation, but, say,*-x64[asan]would only match the wildcard syntax; you'd have to