fix: support Windows paths in media extraction#34021
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fix(gateway): support Windows drive letters and backslashes in file path regex (fixes #35270)
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Summary
D:/...andD:\\...) inMEDIA:tag extraction.Motivation
On Windows hosts, responses like:
were delivered as literal text instead of native attachments because the media path regex only accepted
~/...and POSIX absolute/...paths. This also affected bare local-file auto-detection for Windows paths.Test plan
pytest -q -o addopts='' tests/gateway/test_platform_base.py::TestExtractMedia tests/gateway/test_extract_local_files.py62 passed in 1.08sNote:
-o addopts=''was used on Windows because the configured pytest-timeout--timeout-method=signalusesSIGALRM, which is unavailable on Windows.