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Linting (G304) | Explicitly use filepath.Clean #114
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Instead of using the original value as-is or attempting to create a localized "cleanFilename" var, use filepath.Clean directly at the os.Open call. This resolves the original linting issue and (presumably) makes our intent clearer. refs GH-106
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Instead of using the original value as-is or attempting to create a localized
cleanFilenamevar, usefilepath.Cleandirectly at theos.Opencall. This resolves the original linting issue and (presumably) makes our intent clearer.fixes GH-106