Adjust for base paths possibly being non-normalized#974
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Fixes test failures with JuliaLang/julia#60251. Also fixes an unrelated test where Revise was using the wrong PkgId for Core.Compiler (failure not seen on CI, because it's explicitly disabled there).
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I'm not entirely happy with this in the sense that I don't think we have a principle'd answer as to how we're treating paths, but it's passing tests on both the old and the new version, which I think is good enough for now. This is one of those topics that I want to revisit after JuliaLowering. |
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Fixes test failures with JuliaLang/julia#60251. Also fixes an unrelated test where Revise was using the wrong PkgId for Core.Compiler (failure not seen on CI, because it's explicitly disabled there).