[Windows] FileManager.enumerator(at:) default error handler should continue rather than exiting #5136
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…ntinue rather than exiting
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…ntinue rather than exiting (swiftlang#5136)
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On Darwin + Linux, the default error handler for
FileManager.enumerator(at:)continues on error (and this is the documented behavior as well) however on Windows the default error handler stops enumeration at an error. This updates the Windows behavior to match the Darwin + Linux behavior.