Fix passphrase quoting in decrypt_remote_file_to_string for Windows#69908
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the fix detects the remote OS using the existing `get_remote_os() helper, already used in tpt_utils.py and applies the correct quoting:
'''escaping'\''escapingcloses: Quoting of passphrase won't work for windows #69396
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