fix(driver): canonicalize target src_path before matching input file#12
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The Cargo target lookup compared the canonicalized rustc input path against `target.src_path` from Cargo metadata, which is not canonicalized. On Windows canonicalization prepends a `\?\` verbatim prefix, so the plain equality never matched and target resolution panicked. Canonicalize `src_path` at the comparison site so both sides are in the same form; a `src_path` that fails to canonicalize is treated as a non-match.
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The Cargo target lookup compared the canonicalized rustc input path against
target.src_pathfrom Cargo metadata, which is not canonicalized. On Windows canonicalization prepends a\?\verbatim prefix, so the plain equality never matched and target resolution panicked.Canonicalize
src_pathat the comparison site so both sides are in the same form; asrc_paththat fails to canonicalize is treated as a non-match.