fix(windows scripts): parser error + non-ASCII under Windows PowerShell 5.1

- context-menu-manager: the toggle message used a nested $(if ...) inside a
  -f array, which Windows PowerShell 5.1 refuses to parse (reported as an
  unexpected } on the next line). Extracted it to a $action variable.
- Replace all non-ASCII (em dashes, ellipses, bullets, arrows, box chars)
  with ASCII across every Windows .ps1/.cmd/.vbs: 5.1 reads BOM-less files
  as ANSI, so those bytes would render as mojibake (and risk mis-parsing).

Author: softpython2884

scripts/mount-opencoperlock-windows.cmd

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 @echo off
 REM ===========================================================================
-REM  OpenCoperLock — one-click WebDAV mount for Windows.
+REM  OpenCoperLock - one-click WebDAV mount for Windows.
 REM  Double-click this file. It runs the PowerShell script next to it, which
 REM  configures Windows' WebClient service (a UAC prompt will appear) and maps
 REM  your Drive to a drive letter.

scripts/mount-opencoperlock-windows.ps1

@@ -1,25 +1,25 @@
 <#
-  OpenCoperLock — mount your Drive as a Windows network drive over WebDAV.
+  OpenCoperLock - mount your Drive as a Windows network drive over WebDAV.
 
   Windows' built-in WebDAV client (the "WebClient" service) needs a few registry tweaks before it
   behaves, and it mislabels the mount. This script does the whole thing in one shot:
 
     1. Configures the WebClient service (Basic-over-HTTPS, raises the 50 MB download cap, longer
-       timeout) — this part self-elevates to Administrator.
+       timeout) - this part self-elevates to Administrator.
     2. Restarts WebClient so the settings take effect and its "not a WebDAV server" cache is cleared.
     3. Maps your Drive to a drive letter (default X:) that reconnects at logon.
     4. Gives the drive a proper label instead of Windows' ugly default ("dav").
 
-  USAGE (right-click the .cmd wrapper → it calls this, or run directly):
+  USAGE (right-click the .cmd wrapper -> it calls this, or run directly):
 
     powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\mount-opencoperlock-windows.ps1 `
         -Server copper.forgenet.fr -Drive X -Token ocl_XXXXXXXX -Label "OpenCoperLock"
 
-  The token is your PERSONAL API token (Account → API tokens) — an unrestricted one; folder-scoped
+  The token is your PERSONAL API token (Account -> API tokens) - an unrestricted one; folder-scoped
   tokens are refused by WebDAV. If you omit -Token the script prompts for it.
 
   NOTE ON "free space": Windows often shows your LOCAL C: drive's size on a WebDAV mount instead of
-  your account quota. That's a Windows limitation — the server does report the correct quota. Your
+  your account quota. That's a Windows limitation - the server does report the correct quota. Your
   real usage is always shown in the web app.
 #>
 [CmdletBinding()]
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ function Test-Admin {
     [Security.Principal.WindowsBuiltinRole]::Administrator)
 }
 
-# ── Phase A: the Administrator-only part (registry + service) ─────────────────────────────────
+# -- Phase A: the Administrator-only part (registry + service) ---------------------------------
 function Set-WebClientConfig {
   $p = "HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\WebClient\Parameters"
   Set-ItemProperty $p -Name BasicAuthLevel           -Value 2          -Type DWord
@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ if ($ConfigureOnly) {
   return
 }
 
-# ── Phase B: the normal-user part (mapping must NOT run elevated, or Explorer won't see it) ─────
+# -- Phase B: the normal-user part (mapping must NOT run elevated, or Explorer won't see it) -----
 if (-not $Token) { $Token = Read-Host "Paste your OpenCoperLock API token (ocl_...)" }
 if (-not $Token) { throw "No token provided." }
 
@@ -96,5 +96,5 @@ try {
 }
 
 Write-Host ""
-Write-Host "Done. Your Drive is mounted at $($Drive): — open 'This PC'." -ForegroundColor Green
+Write-Host "Done. Your Drive is mounted at $($Drive): - open 'This PC'." -ForegroundColor Green
 Write-Host "(Windows may show your local disk size for 'free space'; that's a Windows quirk, not your real quota.)" -ForegroundColor DarkGray

scripts/send-to/windows/install-windows.cmd

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 @echo off
 REM ===========================================================================
-REM  OpenCoperLock — install "Send to > OpenCoperLock" (Windows, no admin).
+REM  OpenCoperLock - install "Send to > OpenCoperLock" (Windows, no admin).
 REM  Double-click this file. You'll be asked for your WebDAV URL and API token,
 REM  then an "OpenCoperLock" entry (with the logo) appears in the right-click
 REM  "Send to" menu. Selected files upload to the "ComputerShared" space.

scripts/send-to/windows/install-windows.ps1

@@ -1,15 +1,15 @@
 <#
-  OpenCoperLock — install the right-click "send to OpenCoperLock" integration (Windows).
+  OpenCoperLock - install the right-click "send to OpenCoperLock" integration (Windows).
 
   Per-user, NO administrator rights needed. It:
     1. installs the uploader (send.ps1), a windowless launcher (launch.vbs) and the brand icon into
        %LOCALAPPDATA%\OpenCoperLock,
-    2. asks for your WebDAV URL + API token (the token is DPAPI-encrypted for your Windows user —
+    2. asks for your WebDAV URL + API token (the token is DPAPI-encrypted for your Windows user -
        unreadable by others, never leaves your machine) and your preferences,
     3. pre-creates the "ComputerShared" space in your Drive,
     4. adds the integration points you chose:
-         • Explorer's "Send to > OpenCoperLock" (uploads ALL selected files in one go), and/or
-         • right-click "Drop on OpenCoperLock" / "Multi-Drop on OpenCoperLock" entries.
+         - Explorer's "Send to > OpenCoperLock" (uploads ALL selected files in one go), and/or
+         - right-click "Drop on OpenCoperLock" / "Multi-Drop on OpenCoperLock" entries.
 
   Uploads land in the "ComputerShared" space. Everything runs hidden (no PowerShell window flash)
   and shows a small tray notification when done (can be turned off).

scripts/send-to/windows/launch.vbs

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-' OpenCoperLock — windowless launcher.
+' OpenCoperLock - windowless launcher.
 '
 ' Invoked by the "Send to", "Drop on OpenCoperLock" and "Multi-Drop on OpenCoperLock" entries with
 ' the selected file path(s) as arguments. It forwards them to send.ps1 and runs PowerShell HIDDEN

scripts/send-to/windows/send.ps1

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 <#
-  OpenCoperLock — "Send to" uploader (Windows).
+  OpenCoperLock - "Send to" uploader (Windows).
 
   Invoked (via launch.vbs, hidden) with one or more file paths as arguments. Uploads each selected
   file to the "ComputerShared" space (a top-level folder in your Drive) over WebDAV, shows a small
@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ function Show-Toast($title, $text) {
 
 Log "invoked with $($args.Count) arg(s): $($args -join ' | ')"
 
-if (-not (Test-Path $cfgPath)) { Log 'no config'; Show-Toast 'OpenCoperLock' 'Not configured yet — run the installer.'; exit 1 }
+if (-not (Test-Path $cfgPath)) { Log 'no config'; Show-Toast 'OpenCoperLock' 'Not configured yet - run the installer.'; exit 1 }
 
 $cfg = Get-Content $cfgPath -Raw | ConvertFrom-Json
 $base = ($cfg.base).TrimEnd('/')
@@ -62,4 +62,4 @@ $tok = $null; $cred = $null
 
 Log "done: ok=$ok fail=$fail"
 if ($fail -eq 0) { Show-Toast 'OpenCoperLock' "Sent $ok file(s) to ComputerShared." }
-else { Show-Toast 'OpenCoperLock' "Sent $ok, $fail failed — see send.log." }
+else { Show-Toast 'OpenCoperLock' "Sent $ok, $fail failed - see send.log." }

scripts/windows-context-menu-manager.cmd

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
 @echo off
 REM ===========================================================================
-REM  OpenCoperLock — Windows right-click menu manager (elevated).
+REM  OpenCoperLock - Windows right-click menu manager (elevated).
 REM  Double-click to tidy the Explorer right-click menu. Requests Administrator
-REM  so it can also manage system-wide entries. Nothing is deleted — items are
+REM  so it can also manage system-wide entries. Nothing is deleted - items are
 REM  just disabled/enabled reversibly.
 REM ===========================================================================
 powershell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Command ^

scripts/windows-context-menu-manager.ps1

@@ -1,14 +1,14 @@
 <#
-  OpenCoperLock — Windows right-click menu manager.
+  OpenCoperLock - Windows right-click menu manager.
 
   A simple, SAFE, reversible tool to tidy the Explorer right-click menu that apps keep cluttering.
   It lists two kinds of entries and lets you turn any of them on/off:
 
-    • Classic verbs        (…\shell\<verb>)              — disabled with a `LegacyDisable` flag.
-    • Shell-extension items (…\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers) — disabled via Windows' official
+    - Classic verbs        (...\shell\<verb>)              - disabled with a `LegacyDisable` flag.
+    - Shell-extension items (...\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers) - disabled via Windows' official
                                                              "Shell Extensions\Blocked" list.
 
-  NOTHING is deleted — disabling just sets a flag, so you can re-enable anything later. Writing to
+  NOTHING is deleted - disabling just sets a flag, so you can re-enable anything later. Writing to
   the system-wide (HKLM) entries needs Administrator; run the .cmd wrapper (it elevates) to manage
   everything. Per-user (HKCU) entries work without elevation.
 
@@ -76,25 +76,26 @@ function Get-Entries {
 
 function Toggle-Entry($e) {
   if ($e.Scope -eq 'HKLM' -and -not $IsAdmin) {
-    Write-Host "  ! '$($e.Name)' is system-wide (HKLM) — re-run the .cmd as Administrator to change it." -ForegroundColor Yellow
+    Write-Host "  ! '$($e.Name)' is system-wide (HKLM) - re-run the .cmd as Administrator to change it." -ForegroundColor Yellow
     return
   }
   if ($e.Type -eq 'verb') {
     if ($e.Enabled) { New-ItemProperty -LiteralPath $e.Path -Name 'LegacyDisable' -Value '' -PropertyType String -Force | Out-Null }
     else { Remove-ItemProperty -LiteralPath $e.Path -Name 'LegacyDisable' -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue }
   } else {
-    if ($e.Clsid -notmatch '^{.+}$') { Write-Host "  ! '$($e.Name)' has no CLSID — cannot toggle." -ForegroundColor Yellow; return }
+    if ($e.Clsid -notmatch '^{.+}$') { Write-Host "  ! '$($e.Name)' has no CLSID - cannot toggle." -ForegroundColor Yellow; return }
     if (-not $IsAdmin) { Write-Host "  ! Shell-extension toggles need Administrator." -ForegroundColor Yellow; return }
     if (-not (Test-Path $BlockedKey)) { New-Item $BlockedKey -Force | Out-Null }
     if ($e.Enabled) { New-ItemProperty $BlockedKey -Name $e.Clsid -Value $e.Name -PropertyType String -Force | Out-Null }
     else { Remove-ItemProperty $BlockedKey -Name $e.Clsid -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue }
   }
-  Write-Host ("  {0} '{1}'" -f ($(if ($e.Enabled) { 'Disabled' } else { 'Enabled' }), $e.Name)) -ForegroundColor Green
+  $action = if ($e.Enabled) { 'Disabled' } else { 'Enabled' }
+  Write-Host ("  {0} '{1}'" -f $action, $e.Name) -ForegroundColor Green
 }
 
 # --- interactive loop ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-Write-Host "OpenCoperLock — right-click menu manager" -ForegroundColor Cyan
-if (-not $IsAdmin) { Write-Host "(not elevated — system-wide entries are read-only; run the .cmd to elevate)" -ForegroundColor DarkGray }
+Write-Host "OpenCoperLock - right-click menu manager" -ForegroundColor Cyan
+if (-not $IsAdmin) { Write-Host "(not elevated - system-wide entries are read-only; run the .cmd to elevate)" -ForegroundColor DarkGray }
 
 while ($true) {
   $entries = @(Get-Entries)