Accommodate '[' and ']' in preset names when finding the code model#75
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If a preset name includes
[or], thenGet-CMakeBuildCodeModelfails, since it uses the path containing the preset name in a call toGet-ChildItem, which allows the path to use PowerShell's wildcard syntax. Since the path itself doesn't need wildcards -Get-ChildItemis used for the'codemodel-v2-*'filter - then[and]can be escaped.