fix: resolve commands relative to the root #398
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The -C is not relevant for this unit test.
Describe what happens when running treefmt in a sub-folder of the project.
When configuring treefmt with relative paths to commands, for example if you want to create your own repo-specific wrappers, treefmt would fail if executed in a sub-directory. This change makes sure that the relative path is resolved based on the treefmt root instead of the current directory.
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When configuring treefmt with relative paths to commands, for example if
you want to create your own repo-specific wrappers, treefmt would fail
if executed in a sub-directory.
This change makes sure that the relative path is resolved based on the
treefmt root instead of the current directory.