feat(windows): expand %VAR% env vars in config paths, generalise temp dir check#127
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… dir check - Add expandWindowsPercentEnv to resolve %USERPROFILE%, %APPDATA%, etc. in config file path resolution on Windows. - Extract pathInsideTrustedTemp helper that uses os.TempDir() for cross-platform temp directory detection, replacing hardcoded /tmp/ and /private/tmp/ prefix checks. - Add build-tagged Windows tests for both changes.
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Summary
Two follow-up improvements from the Windows compatibility pass (PR #120):
1. Windows environment variable expansion in config paths
Adds so paths like and are resolved at config-load time.
2. Cross-platform temp directory detection
Extracts from the inline / checks. The new helper uses — which returns the correct temp root on all platforms (e.g. on Windows) — and falls back to the Unix hardcoded paths for safety.
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