Fix CMD/bat comment spacing - #334205
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[WIP] Fix missing space after REM in CMD/bat comments
Fix CMD/bat comment spacing
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CMD comments inserted with
Ctrl+/could produce@REMtext, preventing proper comment highlighting and causing output when executed.