Support for camino::Utf8Path

[shirok1]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Paths in zip files are always valid &str, but encapsulating it in a std::path::Path will loss this "prove" and make .as_str().unwrap() / .display() noise wherever you want it "back" to &str-ish thing again.

Describe the solution you'd like
Use camino's Path structs on places like simplified_components / file_name_sanitized, can be gated behind a "camino" feature flag

Describe alternatives you've considered
Not reusing the same name to avoid breakage, but still should be gated behind feature flag

Additional context
IDK

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Progress Updates

• I'll start by exploring the repository structure to understand the codebase and identify where path-related functionality is implemented, particularly looking for simplified_components and file_name_sanitized functions mentioned in the request.
• I can see this is a ZIP library crate. Let me examine the main library file and the path module to understand the current path handling implementation.
• Now let me examine the path module to understand the current path handling implementation and look for the functions mentioned in the request.
• I found the simplified_components function. Now let me search for the file_name_sanitized function to understand the complete scope of path-related functionality that needs to be updated.
• Let me examine the file_name_sanitized function in the types module to understand its current implementation.
• Let me see the complete file_name_sanitized function to understand its full implementation.
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• Now let me check the Cargo.toml to understand the current dependencies and see if camino is already included or if we need to add it as an optional dependency.
• I can see that camino is not currently a dependency. Let me examine the types module more thoroughly to understand the structure of the ZipFileData type and see where the path-related methods are defined.
• Now let me understand the complete structure and see what imports are used in the types module to understand the current path handling approach.
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• Planning the implementation of camino::Utf8Path support for the zip crate
• Implement camino::Utf8Path support for ZIP file paths with feature flag
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• Now I'll add the camino feature flag to the features section of Cargo.toml.
• Now I'll implement the UTF-8 path utilities in the path.rs module. I'll add a camino-specific version of the simplified_components function.
• Now I need to add the camino-specific methods to the ZipFileData struct in types.rs. I'll add the necessary imports and implement the UTF-8 versions of the path methods.
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[Pr0methean]

@shirok1 How does camino::Utf8Path handle Windows absolute paths that include drive letters, when an archive created on Windows is extracted on Unix? Because that's another issue we're encountering with std::fs::Path, and it will be much easier to solve both this issue and #376 if there's a library-crate Path type that has neither problem.

[shirok1]

Windows absolute paths

Maybe dunce::canonicalize?

Like std::fs::canonicalize() , but on Windows it outputs the most compatible form of a path instead of UNC.

[Pr0methean]

Maybe dunce::canonicalize?

I've never seen a ZIP file contain a UNC path. The problem we're actually running into is that the drive letter gets treated as a directory name when an archive made on Windows is being opened on Unix.

[chipsenkbeil]

@Pr0methean you can use the typed path crate to both give you a Utf8 path and support Utf8TypedPath::normalize that doesn't need to query the filesystem and respects Windows drive letters.