Prevent loading old gem installations as project add-ons#4052
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Prevent loading old gem installations as project add-ons#4052
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Motivation
From time to time, we still see the issue of incompatible add-on versions being loaded. I still suspect that this is due to stale gem installations that users forget to cleanup, which then get picked up accidentally by loading project add-ons.
Implementation
This PR tries to make our filtering more strict, so that if any project add-on paths look like a gem installation, we reject them.
Automated Tests
I added two scenarios that don't currently pass on main.