fix: Prevent crash when using waitOn in Windows #1
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While Windows understands the command `./node_modules/.bin/wait-on` when run isolated, at the moment it is not working when using concurrently. `npx wait-on` works fine and ensures the module can be run even if it was previously deleted for some reason.
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Misty is crashing in Windows when using the waitOn option (see https://github.com/Automattic/simplenote-electron/issues/1601). This is due to
concurrentlysomehow messing the command./node_modules/.bin/wait-on, which works fine when run in isolation from the command prompt.npx wait-onis a good alternative that prevents the crash and ensures thewait-oncan be run even if it was previously deleted for any reason.