[HOT FIX | TICKET-PR] DEV.setup: Windows OS - User's prepare script, and internal husky and lint-staged commands fail

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This pull request makes the following changes

• Fixes DEV.setup: Windows OS - User's prepare script, and internal husky and lint-staged commands fail tickets-ready-for-fixing#53

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Testing checklist

• npm run prepare runs the husky init command and set up the git pre-commit hook successfully.
• The internal husky and lint-staged commands are correctly located, so that the git pre-commit hooks functionality works correctly without issues.
• The above fixes have been added for Windows OS, without breaking the already working functionalities in MacOS and linux.
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