Sacrifice disambiguating duplicate source file names in different directories in order to allow compiling using the unqualified file name.

[edmundreinhardt]

Here is what happened.
In v3.1.0 a new feature was added.
If the same name appears in different directories in the project, they can can be disambiguated and compiled.

dir1
-- Rules.mk
-- FOO.PGM: foo.rpgle
dir2
-- Rules.mk
-- FOO.MODULE: foo.rpgle

in this case both FOO.PGM and FOO.MODULE could be uniquely built.
Unfortunately this required a change to the compile command to specify the directory qualifying the source file.

i.e.
makei compile -f foo.rpgle is ambiguous in this case. So you have to say makei compile -f dir2/foo.rpgle

But this causes a different set of problems. It is a breaking change for VS Code tooling and what people type.

We will roll this change back so we stop breaking the tools and people's use.

@SanjulaGanepola thank you for pointing this out

[SanjulaGanepola]

As a follow up to this change, I suggest also updating the GitHub action workflow to not use the full path and just use the file name to ensure this works: https://github.com/IBM/ibmi-tobi/blob/master/.github/workflows/pull_request.yml#L90C37-L90C44