Fix panic caused by path prefix on Windows #187
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Paths on Windows can have a multi-component root. E.g. C:\ is encoded as two components 'C:' and '\'. Unfortunately Path::root() and Path::strip_root() didn't account for that properly and stripped only the first component instead of stripping the whole root. That led to incorrect path processing in `fclones move` command and panic. Fixes #185
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Paths on Windows can have a multi-component root.
E.g. C:\ is encoded as two components
'C:' and ''. Unfortunately Path::root() and
Path::strip_root() didn't account for that properly and stripped only the first component instead of stripping the whole root. That led to incorrect path processing in
fclones movecommand and panic.Fixes #185