Dongbo Wang
dc9b326587
Root cause: Microsoft.WSMan.Management and Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.Diagnostics are not put in the default snapin list for win-ops, and thus when a runspace is created using RunspaceConfiguration, those 2 are not loaded as snapins by default, which is a behavior change compared to Nano PS. Fix: Replace the guard 'PORTABLE' to be 'UNIX' so that they are in the default snapin list when targeting windows platform.
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