Add PathSeperator for ignore-filenames

How do I use --ignore-filenames to specify multiple filenames? #3947
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### ignore-filenames
`--ignore-filenames`
Use this option to set a filename, or list of filenames, that indicate exclusion of a folder which contains it. A common use would be to have a file named something like ".nobackup" and place this file into folders that should not be backed up.
Use this option to set a filename, or list of filenames, that indicate exclusion of a folder which contains it. A common use would be to have a file named something like ".nobackup" and place this file into folders that should not be backed up. Under Windows the PathSepartor is the semicolon (;) and on Linux System the colon (:).
### include
`--include`