[6.0.2] Fix infinite searching for .swift-format file on Windows and Linux #850
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…'t contain a `.swift-format` file swiftlang#802 this sort of infinite looping issue on Windows but introduced it on Unix platforms where `URL.deletingLastPathComponent` on `/` returns `/..`.
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Testing via swiftlang/swift-syntax#2756 |
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/because Windows has drive letters. On Linux, we end up with an empty path instead of/because of Deleting last path component on Linux can result in URL with empty path swift-foundation#980..swift-formatfile.swift-formatis missing #847 / Formatting not working on Windows #694 / rdar://137738047 / rdar://126948386.swift-formatfile on Linux #848