Avoid mutating invocation-name

[kira-bruneau]

Using the pgtk build I noticed that any command that tried to launch a new Emacs process using invocation-name would fail.

For example with async-start:

async-start: Process emacs not running

I found that invocation-name was set to emacs-28-0-50, when it should have been set to emacs-28.0.50. After a lot of debugging I found that it was being modified in lisp/term/pgtk-win.el when it should have been copied like it is in lisp/term/x-win.el.

This change just wraps invocation-name with copy-sequence like in lisp/term/x-win.el to avoid mutating the global variable.

[masm11]

Thanks for the hard debugging.

I'm going to push pgtk fork to fsf's repository. To do that, we need to do paperwork for copyright assignment.
I have done it.
Have you done the paperwork?

[titaniumbones]

can't you use *TINYCHANGE* to get around the copyright issue?

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[kira-bruneau]

@masm11 No, I haven't done the paperwork for copyright assignment, but it looks like I can just add (tiny change) to the commit message like @titaniumbones mentioned. https://www.gnu.org/prep/maintain/html_node/Legally-Significant.html.

I will do that now.

[kira-bruneau]

I also just updated the commit to use my full name rather than my username.

[masm11]

thanks!