fix: Windows compatibility for expand_tilde and which()#3
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expand_tilde() now falls back to USERPROFILE when HOME is unset (native Windows) and handles bare "~". which() checks .exe/.cmd/.bat extensions on Windows via #[cfg(windows)] so executables are found correctly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
expand_tilde(): Falls back toUSERPROFILEenv var whenHOMEis unset (native Windows). Also handles bare~input.which(): Checks.exe,.cmd,.batextensions on Windows via#[cfg(windows)]so executables are discovered correctly on PATH.Test plan
cargo checkpassescargo clippypasses with no warningsexpand_tilde("~/foo")resolves viaUSERPROFILEwhich("gh")findsgh.exeon PATH🤖 Generated with Claude Code