fix: normalize path separators in tsconfigFile sanity check#209
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Fixes an issue where the `p.tsconfigFile === tsconfigFile` sanity check fails due to mismatched path separators (`\` vs `/`) between different operating systems (Windows vs Linux). Normalizing both paths before comparison ensures the check correctly identifies matching files regardless of the OS environment
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Fixes an issue where the
p.tsconfigFile === tsconfigFilesanity check fails due to mismatched path separators (\vs/) between different operating systems (Windows vs Linux). Normalizing both paths before comparison ensures the check correctly identifies matching files regardless of the OS environment