Credentials not being displayed during the initial composer create-project on Windows OS

When running composer create-project wintercms/winter:dev-develop . on a Windows OS platform, all the interactive installation of tasks are run with their default values.

> @php artisan winter:install
.========================================================================.

 db   d8b   db d888888b d8b   db d888888b d88888b d8888b.       ...
 88   I8I   88   `88'   888o  88 `~~88~~' 88'     88  `8D  ... ..... ...
 88   I8I   88    88    88V8o 88    88    88ooooo 88oobY'    .. ... ..
 Y8   I8I   88    88    88 V8o88    88    88~~~~~ 88`8b      .. ... ..
 `8b d8'8b d8'   .88.   88  V888    88    88.     88 `88.  ... ..... ...
  `8b8' `8d8'  Y888888P VP   V8P    YP    Y88888P 88   YD       ...

`============================= INSTALLATION =============================

 Database type [SQLite]:
  [0] MySQL
  [1] Postgres
  [2] SQLite
  [3] SQL Server
 > Enter a new value, or press ENTER for the default
Application key [yzmncwviyS3Hz2R1ZgZQqjqvoAllJdhB] set successfully.
Migrating application and plugins...

   INFO  Migration table created.

The user is then not informed about the admin credentials created.

Possible workarounds:

• when creating a new Winter project on Windows, is to use WSL to get back interactives installation's tasks.
  or
• after installation is complete, run php artisan winter:down --force && php artisan migrate and then get

...
   INFO  Migration complete.

   INFO  \Backend\Database\Seeds\DatabaseSeeder reported the following:

    - The following password has been automatically generated for the "admin" account: ywh3enVGoVHbIOjyEyjlR7

What would be nice, is having the credentials for logging into the site administration in the installation summary.
Ex:

   INFO  WinterCMS installation completed.

 - Application key [Mxi0QxErbH3ojNS6oaCQWa7QAqdiDS3x] set successfully.
 - Backend access: [http://localhost/backend]
 - Backend credentials: [admin/vTiX0p4NuCYjd8d9yr0tu6]

Start by running the reported composer create-project wintercms/winter:dev-develop . flow and follow the @php artisan winter:install entry point, especially on Windows. Identify where the installation summary is produced and ensure it reports the generated admin credentials and backend URL; verify the completed output matches the requested summary.