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FYI: This has been opened as issue #49. Does this break on Linux It should. So that's a test suite coverage failure. I think I have a fix, but I have a broader question: Is there any reason to allow a raw volume like "C:" (no trailing slash) or "\\server\share" as a Path::Tiny "path"? Or should I be fixing those to have a trailing slash so they are properly understood as referencing the root directory of those volumes?
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