fix: use os path when watching for changes#744
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Call `fs.posix_to_os_path` on the path parsed from the `oil://*`-url before handing it off to uv.fs_event_start. Not doing so breaks watch_for_changes on MS Windows. (On Windows `oil://C/mydir/subdir/` would cause uv.fs_event_start to be called with `C/mydir/subdir/` rather than `C:\mydir\subdir\`)
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the top level drive view breaks on windows |
Make sure not to register an fs_event for '/' on windows, since posix_to_os_path will throw an error, preventing the top level windows drives from being shown.
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fs.posix_to_os_pathon the path parsed from theoil://*-url before handing it off to uv.fs_event_start. Not doing so breakswatch_for_changeson MS Windows.(On Windows
oil://C/mydir/subdir/would causeuv.fs_event_startto be called withC/mydir/subdir/rather thanC:\mydir\subdir\)