[bug] PosixRename and Hardlink don’t convert remote paths to local paths#492
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From Issue #491 it was noticed that the extended packet for PosixRename is not converting remote paths to local paths. During examination looking for the same issue, Hardlink was found to have the same issue. StatVFS is unnecessary to check, as Windows does not support it.
Included in addition, fixing up the integration test both client and server so that they function from within
WSLwhenGOOS=windows. For anyone developing through WSL, this means they can quickly test the Windows implementation, as well as the Linux one from the same command-line.