Addresses the issue:  Unable to manage file: stats() got an unexpected keyword argument 'follow_symlinks’
fix for windows masterless read-only highstate.cache.p file
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highstate windows masterless fix
windows highstate cache fix
Allows salt to run directly from source on Windows

Conflicts:
	salt/config.py
	salt/utils/parsers.py
fix to use salt.utils.is_windows instead of sys.platform
on windows, switch so that colors are off by default, since it isn’t supported by the default console.  —force-color can still be used if it is needed.
Windows state ignore index and fix bugs
Speeds up query of processes by using powershell to query all services at once rather than running a separate process for each service.
Adds extra_uninstall_flags option for windows packages to handle automated uninstalls where automated install files are required like InstallSheild
don't test umask on windows
Don't chown on windows

Conflicts:
	salt/utils/__init__.py
add noop set_mode for Windows

Conflicts:
	salt/modules/win_file.py
Don't try fstat if on Windows

Conflicts:
	salt/utils/__init__.py
output on windows services is too verbose.  Switching it to debug level

Conflicts:
	salt/modules/win_service.py