Fix 'Permission denied' during output path creation#1368
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Creating intermediate directories for the output file can sometimes lead to 'Unable to create d:: Permission denied (13)' error in Windows. This happens when Uncrustify try to create a Windows drive letter. This does not affect the creation of the path, but prints annoying messages. This patch fixes this issue.
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Creating intermediate directories for the output file can sometimes lead to 'Unable to create d:: Permission denied (13)' error in Windows. This happens when Uncrustify try to create a Windows drive letter. This does not affect the creation of the path, but prints annoying messages. This patch fixes this issue.