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On PowerShell 2.0, text written via Write-Output is wrapped based on
the current console settings, even when output is redirected to a
file. This means that the include file we generate will have lines
hard wrapped unless the console is configured to have a width of >
~140 characters. PowerShell 3.0 doesn't seem to have this issue (or
the default width is high enought that we don't run into the
limitation), but PowerShell 2.0 is the default on Windows 7.
This fix explicitly calls Console.WriteLine, which will cause the
output to not be wrapped. Doing things this way means we don't have to
play around with the host's buffer size.
Fixes #57
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