fix: make Cursor playbook injection tests work on Windows - #408
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Summary
This fixes Cursor playbook injection test failures on Windows environments by ensuring compatibility with Windows filesystem behavior (symlinks vs directory junctions).
Previously, tests assumed Unix-style symlink behavior, which could fail on Windows depending on how the filesystem represents linked directories.
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Testing
pnpm test cursor-local-skill-injection