Normalize absolute paths inside Dir.pwd#10
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Both `_normalize` rules -- the leading `./` strip and the new `Dir.pwd/` strip -- are verified at the `expand_dirs_to_files` boundary, where `__leading_dot` already lives. Minitest's copy of this test sits in `process_args` because it bundles `:line` parsing into the same case; path_expander has no equivalent.
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Mirrors the
./stripping already in_normalizeso absolutepaths inside
Dir.pwddo not break callers that follow theREADME pattern of prepending
./. See minitest/minitest#1070.