test: Add test for getModulePaths with Windows-style paths #65
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This test simulates what Copilot sends on Windows (paths with backslashes) and verifies that the Eclipse plugin correctly handles them. Without the proper fix, this test will fail because: 1. The project won't be found (path comparison fails) 2. An error response is returned instead of a project structure 3. Copilot gets NullPointerException when accessing the missing project field The test ensures Windows compatibility for the Copilot integration.
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This test simulates what Copilot sends on Windows (paths with backslashes)
and verifies that the Eclipse plugin correctly handles them. Without the
proper fix, this test will fail because:
The test ensures Windows compatibility for the Copilot integration.