fix(path): use External.append_local in Build.to_string for consistent separators#14616
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…t separators Replace Filename.concat with External.append_local when stringifying external build paths with a local suffix. This ensures forward slashes are used on all platforms, removing the need for conditional Windows/Unix test expectations. Signed-off-by: Ali Caglayan <alizter@gmail.com>
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Filename.concatwithExternal.append_localwhen stringifying external build paths with a local suffix. This ensures forward slashes are used on all platforms, removing the need for conditional Windows/Unix test expectations.