/cwd does not strip surrounding quotes from pasted Windows paths (Explorer "Copy as path")

Description

When pasting a Windows path that is wrapped in double quotes (the format produced by Windows Explorer's Copy as path, e.g. "C:\Users\me\My Folder"), the /cwd command treats the quotes as literal characters. The quoted string is then interpreted as a relative path and appended to the current working directory, so the command fails even though the target directory exists.

Steps to reproduce

1. In Windows Explorer, right-click a folder → Copy as path (yields a quoted path like "C:\Users\russell.adams\OneDrive - Layfield Group\Scripts\LFG Efforts\CMMC").
2. In Copilot CLI, type /cwd and paste.

Actual behavior

Failed to change directory: Error: Directory does not exist or cannot be accessed: C:\Users\russell.adams\"C:\Users\russell.adams\OneDrive - Layfield Group\Scripts\LFG Efforts\CMMC"

The quoted absolute path is concatenated onto the current cwd instead of being recognized as an absolute path.

Expected behavior

/cwd should strip surrounding single/double quotes from the argument before resolving it, so paths pasted via "Copy as path" work directly. (Unquoted paths with spaces already work fine.)

Environment

• Copilot CLI version: 1.0.78
• OS: Windows (Windows_NT)

Workaround

Manually delete the surrounding quotes before submitting the /cwd command.

Comienza en el punto de entrada de resolución de rutas del comando /cwd y reproduce el problema en Windows con una ruta entre comillas obtenida mediante “Copy as path” de Explorer. Se considera terminado cuando las comillas simples o dobles envolventes se eliminan antes de la resolución, el directorio absoluto entre comillas funciona correctamente y las rutas existentes sin comillas que contienen espacios siguen funcionando.