fix(node): Remove leading slash in Windows filenames#10147
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There were no Node stack parser tests for Windows
file://URLs.It turns out we were retaining a leading slash in the filename (ie.
/C:/some/path).This was already handled in Electron via path normalisation but it can cause issues with
modulename resolution.