Fix readDir with trailing forward-slash on Windows #220
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Output is now consistent regardless of the trailing forward-slash on Windows. Looks like this was caused by using std::path::MAIN_SEPARATOR and not taking into account that Windows uses both forward and back slashes. Decided to use tokio's file_name() function instead since it removes the leading path for you.
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Output is now consistent regardless of the trailing forward-slash on Windows. Looks like this was caused by using std::path::MAIN_SEPARATOR and not taking into account that Windows uses both forward and back slashes. Decided to use tokio's file_name() function instead since it removes the leading path for you. Fixes #216.