fix(astro): Convert init file paths to POSIX paths #9336
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To inject a custom client/server Sentry.init call into the user bundles, we simply import from the file.
However, it seems like Vite can't resolve an absolute windows path in an import statement:
This PR converts non-posix paths to a POSIX conforming path first which should fix this limitation. This bug was reported on Discord and I asked to user to test the fix in their local setup which they confirmed to be working.
Note: Omitted tests here because it's quite hard to get
path.septo return the actual windows\\separator instead of the OS one. Can revisit if reviewers prefer to have this properly covered.