fix: resolve project "realpath" on windows to avoid drive mismatch when debugging #227
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## [1.2.1](1.2.0...1.2.1) (2023-09-04) ### Bug fixes * resolve the project "realpath" on Windows to avoid drive letter mismatch in sourcemap ([#227](#227)) ([f20d7b7](f20d7b7))
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Linked issue
Fixes #226, #191
This workaround resolves the real path of the project root on windows, just before initializing the debugger config. It should align the drive letter with the correct casing, so VS Code knows which files are referred to when parsing the source map.