Resolve Docker build issue when using Git bash on Windows#1295
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If Git bash is the default VS Code shell, building an image from the Dockerfile context menu could fail if the build context contains directory separators (as the Windows separator would be interpreted as an escape character by Git bash). Enclosing with quotes prevents the confusion.
Resolves #902