fix: use os.PathListSeparator#2195
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The plug in gotta fix the pay route still.
Use os.PathListSeparator instead of ":". This removes one blocker for a Windows port as the path separator on Windows is ";". Also use filepath.SplitList instead of strings.Split to correctly handle the (very unepected) case of an empty PATH in RemoveFromPath.
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Use
os.PathListSeparatorinstead of":". This removes one blocker for a Windows port (#450) as the path separator on Windows is";".Also use
path/filepath.SplitListinstead ofstrings.Splitto correctly handle the (very unexpected) case of an emptyPATHininternal/shims.RemoveFromPath.