[filebrowser] fix: normalize paths in copy/move same-path guard#4341
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Copying or moving a directory to the same path with only a trailing-slash difference (e.g. /user/systest/tmp -> /user/systest/tmp/) bypassed the raw string equality guard. webhdfs then normalized the slash away, appended the source basename to the existing destination dir, and recursed into the freshly created subdirectory, producing an infinitely nested copy. Compare request.fs.normpath() of both paths so semantically identical paths are detected as the same. Add tests covering the trailing-slash rejection and the genuinely-different-destination happy path for both copy and move.
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Copying or moving a directory to the same path with only a trailing-slash difference (e.g. /user/systest/tmp -> /user/systest/tmp/) bypassed the raw string equality guard. webhdfs then normalized the slash away, appended the source basename to the existing destination dir, and recursed into the freshly created subdirectory, producing an infinitely nested copy.
Compare request.fs.normpath() of both paths so semantically identical paths are detected as the same. Add tests covering the trailing-slash rejection and the genuinely-different-destination happy path for both copy and move.
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