fix: remove bash -c from build:cpp for Windows compat#109
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emsdk_env.sh uses BASH_SOURCE which fails silently in dash/sh (default Make shell on Ubuntu), preventing em++ from being found.
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Fixes CI failures in generated cpp and cppjswasm template repos:
cpp template (python-template-cpp):
hatch-cpp0.3.0 addedpkndependency →ccflow→pandas→pyarrow, which fails to build from source inside manylinux containers during cibuildwheelhatch-cpp<0.3in bothbuild-system.requiresand develop extrascppjswasm template (python-template-cppjswasm):
bash -c '...'in npmbuild:cppscript fails on Windows ("The system cannot find the path specified")bash -cwrapper with cross-platformnode -efor mkdir and bareem++commandhatch-cpp<0.3to prevent the same manylinux issue