Properly handle file paths using Path and PathBuf #9
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🐛 bug fix
During trying human-panic, the current path caught my eye:
/var/folders/zw/bpfvmq390lv2c6gn_6byyv0w0000gn/T//report-9f934660-cf8f-418c-be89-c99728664a46.toml. There's a double "//" in there, which usually indicates that you are joining paths usingformat!instead of properly using the path API. This change makes human-panic use the path API.Checklist
To the extend they passed before,
examples/err.rsis broken.Semver Changes
path version bump, I consider this a bugfix.