Add alternatives for compatibility wrappers#1842
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Static analysis of every entry point that consumes or emits a path on Windows: CLI parsing, flist encode/decode, daemon sanitization, local- copy planning, and symlink safety. Compares against upstream rsync 3.4.1 (Cygwin build) and identifies one high-severity correctness bug (F1: backslash leaks into wire-encoded filenames) plus four lower- severity gaps. Audit-only commit; F1 fix is filed as a follow-up because it requires a wire-format change with dedicated golden tests.
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Static analysis of every entry point that consumes or emits a path on Windows: CLI parsing, flist encode/decode, daemon sanitization, local- copy planning, and symlink safety. Compares against upstream rsync 3.4.1 (Cygwin build) and identifies one high-severity correctness bug (F1: backslash leaks into wire-encoded filenames) plus four lower- severity gaps. Audit-only commit; F1 fix is filed as a follow-up because it requires a wire-format change with dedicated golden tests.
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…#3515) Document the High-severity backslash-leak finding with reproduction steps and the remediation plan referencing task #1905. Refines the parent audit #1842 (windows-path-normalization.md) with a focused finding-level write-up: code paths, reproduction commands (daemon and batch capture), upstream comparison via Cygwin, the path_bytes_to_wire helper plan, regression-test obligations, and the Windows-sender -> Linux-receiver CI matrix entry.
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Static analysis of every entry point that consumes or emits a path on Windows: CLI parsing, flist encode/decode, daemon sanitization, local- copy planning, and symlink safety. Compares against upstream rsync 3.4.1 (Cygwin build) and identifies one high-severity correctness bug (F1: backslash leaks into wire-encoded filenames) plus four lower- severity gaps. Audit-only commit; F1 fix is filed as a follow-up because it requires a wire-format change with dedicated golden tests.
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…#3515) Document the High-severity backslash-leak finding with reproduction steps and the remediation plan referencing task #1905. Refines the parent audit #1842 (windows-path-normalization.md) with a focused finding-level write-up: code paths, reproduction commands (daemon and batch capture), upstream comparison via Cygwin, the path_bytes_to_wire helper plan, regression-test obligations, and the Windows-sender -> Linux-receiver CI matrix entry.
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