Fix CLI installation and add Windows compatibility for scripts #6166
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Thanks @mohamedsalem401 🙇♂️
I removed for now postinstall as I think we want to avoid the consumers running build when they install grapesjs as a dependency.
We should probably highlight the CLI build step in the Development steps
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To use the GrapesJS framework via the CLI, we must first build the CLI itself. Therefore, we should add a build step for the CLI after the installation process.
I also added cross-env before some script so that they will work on Windows machines.