Convert paths with cygpath if available in build-docker.sh #403
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The utility cygpath is available under Cygwin or MSYS2 which is used for "Git Bash". These are two of the most common ways to run a shell script on Windows.
This commit updates build-docker.sh to use cygpath to convert arguments to Docker into the correct native format when running on Windows.
NB 1: converting DIR is not necessary on MSYS2 because the conversion layer does it for you when it sees that docker isn't linked to msys. This doesn't work for CONFIG_FILE because the converter doesn't recognize the -v xx:yy:zz syntax for setting up a volume.
NB 2: I have used cygpath -d rather than cygpath -w because this gives a path without spaces or wide-characters.