Implementation of DIR/DIRECTORY command with output parity#1900
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This PR implements the
DIRandDIRECTORYcommands.Key Changes:
#commandrules, I determined that the VFP-style wildcards (ej:DIR *.dbf) caused parsing conflicts. I opted for a "Runtime Parsing" approach where the entire command line is passed as a string to__VfpDir(cCommand).[NeedAccessToLocals(TRUE)]in the runtime function. This allows the command to correctly evaluate local variables used in theTO FILE (cVar)clause viaEvaluate().LIKE,ON <drive>,TO FILE, andTO PRINTER.