Fixing issue with -debug on windows

[WhoBrokeTheBuild]

Added backslash cleaning for windows.
Without it, debug functions would be erroneously generated with single backslashes, causing go syntax errors.
Before:

func bindataDatafontsdefaultttf() (*asset, error) {
	path := "C:\Repos\GoDusk\dusk/data\fonts\default.ttf"

After:

func bindataDatafontsdefaultttf() (*asset, error) {
	path := "C:/Repos/GoDusk/dusk/data/fonts/default.ttf"

[shuLhan]

Added backslash cleaning for windows.
Without it, debug functions would be erroneously generated with single backslashes, causing go syntax errors.
Before:

func bindataDatafontsdefaultttf() (*asset, error) {
	path := "C:\Repos\GoDusk\dusk/data\fonts\default.ttf"

After:

func bindataDatafontsdefaultttf() (*asset, error) {
	path := "C:/Repos/GoDusk/dusk/data/fonts/default.ttf"

Thanks for the patch.

I am sorry, its long time that I didn't play with Windows. Does Windows accept slash as directory separator now?

[WhoBrokeTheBuild]

It does yes, we could also make it print an escaped \ but I think all forward slashes is better.
Thanks for hosting the fork!

[WhoBrokeTheBuild]

We could also use fmt's %q:

%q	a double-quoted string safely escaped with Go syntax

[shuLhan]

It does yes, we could also make it print an escaped \ but I think all forward slashes is better.

What if we use filepath.Join instead of strings.Replace? Will it solve the problem on both *Nix and Windows?

Thanks for hosting the fork!

No, Github hosting it ;) , I am just scratching my own itch, just like yours, continuing previous works.

[WhoBrokeTheBuild]

Haha!
filepath.Join would work too, but it still outputs using the OS-native file separator, which on windows will be \, and will still cause us grief.
If we use a combination of filepath.Clean() and %q, I think it would work out well, lemme update the PR