fix(core): use relative .nxignore when walking workspace
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Current Behavior
When walking the workspace, we add
.nxignoreas a custom ignore file, but this was added as an absolute path. The underlying walk library assumed that any ignore files that are absolute should be used in every directory.Expected Behavior
.nxignoreis added as a relative file name, instead of absolute. This allows the walk library to only use nxignore files in the directory where it finds it. In other words, having an.nxignorein a directory will cause it to affect itself, and child directories.Related Issue(s)
Fixes #20358