fix(help|edit): use npm.exec, use file:/// #3994
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Windows no longer allows `file://`, but instead requires `file:///` for local file urls. Also after the command refactor things shifted and the tests didn't catch that the help pages didn't work at all anymore, and that the post-edit rebuild didn't work. This cleans up those two issues. PR-URL: #3994 Credit: @wraithgar Close: #3994 Reviewed-by: @lukekarrys
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Windows no longer allows
file://, but instead requiresfile:///forlocal file urls.
Also after the command refactor things shifted and the tests didn't
catch that the help pages didn't work at all anymore, and that the
post-edit rebuild didn't work. This cleans up those two issues.