Use literal file names in tests#106
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These tests rely on fixtures include output based on the represention of file paths supplied directly, without any normalization. But in dune 3.24 the representation of variables expanding to paths within the current directory changes to always include the `./` prefix. As a result, these tests will break. The change proposed here uses literal file names rather than dune variables to ensure the tests have a fixed representation the files regardless of the dune version.
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Required due to changes in the representation of paths expanded from dune variables in dune 3.24. An upstream PR is proposed at ocaml-community/cppo#106
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These tests rely on fixtures include output based on the represention of file paths supplied directly, without any normalization. But in dune 3.24 the representation of variables expanding to paths within the current directory changes to always include the
./prefix. As a result, these tests will break. This was introduced with ocaml/dune#15156Two other alternatives to make these tests pass with dune 3.24 are: