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Fix PowerShell 7 incompatibility with sc alias #377

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The sc command, which is aliased to Set-Content in older versions of PowerShell, is no longer recognized as an alias in PowerShell 7. This causes issues when running certain katas in the repository.

Additionally, sc is commonly associated with the Service Control Manager in Windows, which can lead to further confusion when executing commands.

To ensure compatibility across different PowerShell versions and avoid ambiguity, this pull request replaces all occurrences of sc with Set-Content, ensuring the commands work consistently and correctly in both older and newer versions of PowerShell.

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    • Enhanced guidance in user-facing instructions for executing file operations by adopting a clearer, more explicit command syntax.
    • Updated steps to ensure consistency across all file creation and modification procedures.

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Fix PowerShell 7 incompatibility with sc alias
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In older versions of PowerShell, `sc` is an alias for `Set-Content`, but this alias is not recognized in PowerShell 7.
Additionally, `sc` is commonly used for the Windows Service Control Manager, which can cause confusion.
This commit replaces all instances of `sc` with `Set-Content` to ensure compatibility across different PowerShell versions and prevent ambiguity.
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The pull request updates two README files to improve the clarity of PowerShell command examples. In both cases, the shorthand alias sc is replaced by the more explicit Set-Content command when creating or overwriting file content. These modifications ensure the documentation accurately reflects the intended commands without altering the behavior for appending content. No exported or public entities were changed.

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basic-commits/README.md, basic-staging/README.md Replaced shorthand sc with explicit Set-Content in PowerShell examples for file creation and overwriting across steps.

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39-40: Replace alias with explicit cmdlet for PowerShell compatibility.

The updated examples on lines 39 and 40 now use Set-Content instead of the ambiguous alias sc. This change resolves the incompatibility issues in PowerShell 7 and avoids potential conflicts with the Service Control Manager. The modifications align perfectly with the PR objectives and improve clarity in command usage.

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