Absolutize filenames during construction #6
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This way, any relative paths become absolute as soon as possible, so that if chdir happens between "new" and "load_profiles", the loaded file won't magically change. This also aims to turn the <do "file.pm"> into a <do "/path/to/File.pm"> as the former no longer reads from "." since Perl 5.25.11, as paths with neither leading "./" or leading "/" imply @inc traversal. This aims to resolve RT#120671 https://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=120671
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This way, any relative paths become absolute as soon as possible,
so that if chdir happens between "new" and "load_profiles", the loaded
file won't magically change.
This also aims to turn the <do "file.pm"> into a <do "/path/to/File.pm">
as the former no longer reads from "." since Perl 5.25.11, as paths
with neither leading "./" or leading "/" imply @inc traversal.
This aims to resolve RT#120671
https://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=120671