Fix the server extension on windows server bundles #4555
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When bundling fullstack apps on windows, the server name was missing the exe extension and adding the hash to the extension instead of the filename.
I also ran into an issue with hotpatching with certain anti-viruses I haven't seen reported where another process opens the patch executable to scan it which causes the CLI to fail. This PR polls the file if it fails because the anti-virus is opening it instead of failing
Fixes #4546
Fixes #4550