i-can-make-it-happen-glitch.cmd errors out if windows directory path containing space

While collecting audio logs for internal debugging, I encountered an issue with the provided log collection scripts when they are executed from a directory path containing spaces.

Specifically, running I-can-make-it-happen-glitch.cmd from a location such as:
C:\Users\vraja\OneDrive - Microsoft Corporation\AudioLogs\CollectAudioLogs

causes the script to fail immediately with a path parsing error:
'C:\Users\vraja\OneDrive' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

The issue appears to be caused by internal script calls not properly quoting paths that contain spaces. As a result, the script cannot be executed from common locations such as OneDrive folders or directories with space characters in their names.

Expected Behavior:
The log collection scripts should correctly handle paths containing spaces and execute successfully regardless of the installation or execution directory.

Start with I-can-make-it-happen-glitch.cmd and inspect its internal calls for unquoted paths. Run the log collection script from a directory such as C:\Users\vraja\OneDrive - Microsoft Corporation\AudioLogs\CollectAudioLogs, then verify that collection completes without the path parsing error.