chore: build path compatibility with nodejs v20

[SpanManX]

The expression path.dirname(new URL(import.meta.url).pathname) returns a path with a double G:\ prefix on nodejs v20, causing path resolution errors. Modify it using a ternary operator to make it compatible with nodejs v20.

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[posva]

Thanks! I think we can make this so it doesn’t require __dirname anymore. The same code would probably work in all cases without win32 cases

[SpanManX]

Thanks! I think we can make this so it doesn’t require __dirname anymore. The same code would probably work in all cases without win32 cases

Change the code to "const __dirname = path.dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url))".

[skirtles-code]

@posva I'm unclear why this has been closed. The changes I made in #2466 were only intended to address the formatting issues in this PR, they don't fix the original problem.

[posva]

I misunderstood it then. Sorry about that