replaced filepath.Separator with "/" #2
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This fixes an inconsistency when the library is used on Windows. On Linux, the file path separator is "/", but on Windows it is "". As "/" is already hardcoded elsewhere, and "/" is a forbidden character in file names and folders on Windows already, all instances have been replaced with "/".
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This reverts commit 7a08aef.
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This fixes an inconsistency when the library is used on Windows.
On Linux, the file path separator is "/", but on Windows it is "". As "/" is already hardcoded elsewhere, and "/" is a forbidden character in file names and folders on Windows already, all instances have been replaced with "/".