[PATCH] Windows miniperl compatibility

On Windows, miniperl doesn’t support I/O layers, so the :utf8 binmode fails and breaks the perl build.

The attached patch should do the trick, though I have not been able to test it on Windows.

It just accomplishes the same thing but without depending on I/O layers.

Signed-off-by: Chris 'BinGOs' Williams <chris@bingosnet.co.uk>
Release engineering for v7.01_01
Resolve a regression with the combo FIXIN, Win32 and core
Release engineering for v7.01_02
Be explicit that we have no plan in echo.t
Sort out the golfing with the echo.t skipping
NMake Compatibility (Part 1)

Removed the quote protectiona round the 'make' binary calls, which ultimately failed when 'nmake' was the binary being used.   The '$make' variable has additional parameters tacked onto it if 'nmake' is being used, and quoting it here causes those extra parameters to get quoted as well (rather than just the path to the binary, which I assume was the intent).
NMake Compatibility (Part 2)

Added quotes surrounding the 'make' binary path prior to returning it to the invoking code, which (when coupled with 75f1dcd00e37f8338a8c71ec77aebe21522e2b85) should take care of the issues building on Win32 platforms with 'nmake'.
Added Missing Quotes

Added missing quotes surrounding the '$make' variable.
Resolve issue with test_harness and nmake
Merge pull request #160 from jrmash/master

NMake/Win32 Compatibility
Revert "Sort out the golfing with the echo.t skipping"

This reverts commit db444ccefa4a40292f57d52faa46705cbaacebae.
Revert "Be explicit that we have no plan in echo.t"

This reverts commit 12d0dd5d30afd59db2cbb43f8d1bc0c7b2ad036b.
Release engineering for v7.01_03
Remove writeMakefile after 20 years of being deprecated