stamp.sh doesn't handle double quotes in the project description

[ispeters]

On my first run of ./stamp.sh, I answered the "description" question with a string containing bare double quotes; the result was (what I think is) a broken CMakeLists.txt:

include(infra/cmake/enable-experimental-import-std.cmake)

project(
    beman.my_project
    DESCRIPTION "My description containing "
    quoted" characters"
    LANGUAGES CXX
    VERSION 0.1.0
)
…

I re-ran ./stamp.sh and escaped the quotes with \, which fixed the CMakeLists.txt file:

include(infra/cmake/enable-experimental-import-std.cmake)

project(
    beman.my_project
    DESCRIPTION "My description containing \"quoted\" characters"
    LANGUAGES CXX
    VERSION 0.1.0
)
…

but now README.md contains this:

# beman.my_project: My description containing \"quoted\" characters

which is a context where the double quotes don't need escaping.

I can fix this manually and people can just not put quotes in their descriptions, but more robust handling would be sweet (presumably this is "just" escaping quote characters when generating the CMakeLists.txt file…).

[JeffGarland]

Seems like a reasonable usability thing. There is a movement towards a new templating tool (copier instead of cookiecutter) and there's also a .py version of the tool for better portability -- I'm sure some of those changes might impact the solution here.