fix get-item -literalpath a*b if a*b doesn't actually exist to return error
#5197
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Previously, -literalpath given a wildcard will treat it the same as -path and if the wildcard found no files, it would silently exit. Correct behavior should be that -literalpath is literal so if the file doesn't exist, it should error. Fix is to also see if wildcard is being suppressed.
Also re-enabled and fixed some tests that were skipped incorrectly (should have been pending) since the issue was addressed.
Fix #5057