Windows can have symlinks, should still respect `_ZO_RESOLVE_SYMLINKS`

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The logic here ignores the value of _ZO_RESOLVE_SYMLINKS on Windows, but Windows can have symlinks.

zoxide/templates/posix.txt

Lines 10 to 19 in ecf72c9

	# pwd based on the value of _ZO_RESOLVE_SYMLINKS.
	__zoxide_pwd() {
	{%- if cfg!(windows) %}
	\command cygpath -w "$(\builtin pwd -P)"
	{%- else if resolve_symlinks %}
	\command pwd -P
	{%- else %}
	\command pwd -L
	{%- endif %}
	}

Here is a reproducible example from my busybox.exe (ash) shell:

# Create directory and symlink to it
$ cd G:\repro
$ mkdir directory
$ ln -s directory symlink

$ cd symlink
$ pwd -L
G:/repro/symlink
$ pwd -P
G:/repro/directory

# cygpath is not available on $PATH and is not necessary in busybox.
# But for completeness, just showing that it understands the symlink, too.
$ 'C:\program files\git\usr\bin\cygpath.exe' -w $(pwd -L)
G:\repro\symlink
$ 'C:\program files\git\usr\bin\cygpath.exe' -w $(pwd -P)
G:\repro\directory

[cspotcode]

Here's the reproduction in "Git Bash." It works identically except that "Git Bash" is msys / mingw, so it uses posix-style paths and does require cygpath.

$ pwd -L
/g/repro/symlink
$ pwd -P
/g/repro/directory

$ cygpath -w $(pwd -L)
G:\repro\symlink
$ cygpath -w $(pwd -P)
G:\repro\directory