added path seperator as a cli var for cases where path.sep is undefined #53
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Added 'pathsep' as a CLI var (or .groc.json config var), figured it might be worth sharing. If the pathsep var is not provided and path.sep is undefined, path.sep is set to '/'.
I'm not terribly familiar with coffeescript, so please double-check me if you can :)
I had to make this change as we're running node v0.6.20, so path.sep was undefined. I couldn't get groc to generate relative paths no matter what i tried config-wise. A little bit of console logging exposed a whole bunch of 'undefined' getting injected into stripPaths because of the reliance on path.sep (which isn't introduced until node v0.8, I think).