Fix normalisation of absolute paths#4963
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I'm assuming getcwd won't return a trailing slash, hence removing that check.
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More like the code below already deals with removing redundant slashes, so there's no point checking for it here
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#4956 depends on the path being normalised, but the fallback path for older glib versions doesn't do anything if the path is absolute. This changes it to always normalise paths. Also fixes potential buffer overflows on long path names.
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