Adds Pipeline support for Batch and PowerShell

[mdkf]

@jglick As this contains a lot of your code from the durable task step plugin, I thought you might want to review the change.

[jglick]

I am not sure what the goal of this PR is, but I am pretty sure you do not want to be doing this.

[jglick]

I suppose this is adding some kind of Pipeline compatibility to this plugin? But none is needed. You just would not use this plugin if you were writing Pipeline. There is a much more general Groovy library feature.

[mdkf]

I didn't realize that works for batch and powershell, I thought it was for groovy only.

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[jglick]

I do not think you understand what I said. If you are using Pipeline, which is written in a Groovy dialect, you can also use libraries written in that same Groovy dialect. Among many other things, these libraries could encapsulate bat or powershell calls in more abstract functions.