add test file for files with absolute file names#20
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A linter should probably report this. An unpacker should unpack to the relative path. Conceptually this is very similar to #23 |
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The specifications state that no absolute file names are allowed, yet most implementations ignore this and unpack files (relative to the current path). This PR adds a test file, plus readme on how it was created, for this case.