Normalize nested directory paths from annexed objects to eliminate failure to resolve '..' in symlinked paths #2770
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… eliminate failure to resolve '..' in symlinked paths
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Includes a new test to cover this situation. This affects any nested annexed paths accessed with a commit identifier but I added a history step in the test since that wasn't covered and could have been related.
Fixes #2769