batch scripts support

Batch scripts, also known as command script files, are text-based programs in the Windows operating system that contain a series of commands to automate tasks or run a sequence of operations. These scripts are primarily written using the Windows Command Prompt (CMD) language or PowerShell, and they are executed by double-clicking on the file or running them from the command line.

In a batch script, you can perform various actions such as copying files, deleting directories, managing environment variables, launching external applications, and even executing conditional statements or loops. They are often used for system administration, software deployment, data processing, or simply simplifying daily repetitive tasks.

To use batch scripts, you typically create a `.bat` or `.cmd` file, and each line in the file represents a command. Examples include `copy`, `move`, `del`, `echo`, and `for /f`. Users can customize these scripts to suit their specific needs.