fix: preserve UNC install paths on Windows - #8341
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Fixes #2550
IssueHunt bounty: https://issuehunt.io/repos/16752620/issues/2550
Problem
On Windows, the installer normalizes backslashes to slashes before validating repository and log root paths. That breaks valid UNC share roots like
\\server\shareand produces the invalid-path mkdir failure reported in the issue.Changes
Validation
go test ./internal/route/...git diff --checkNote:
go test ./...still hits the pre-existing Windows symlink privilege failure ininternal/osx TestIsSymlink, which is unrelated to this installer-path change.