I only see the problem if after the apostrophe there are one or more white 
spaces.
For example, "a'b.txt" is ok, but "a' b.txt" or "a' b c.txt" are not.

It seems that the path gets broken at every white space after the first 
apostrophe. Gedit, for example, will try to open the following files instead of 
"/tmp/test' b' c":
 - "/tmp/test'" (notice the trailing apostrophe)
 - "~/b'"
 - "~/c"

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  [regression] Cannot open files whose paths contain apostrophes

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