Fix Platform-Dependent URI Mock Failures in fileinstall Tests#514
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Fixes failures in
ConfigInstallerTestandDirectoryWatcherTestcaused by platform-dependent URI construction in mock expectations.The tests previously constructed expected file URIs by manually concatenating strings (for example, prefixing paths with
"file:"). This approach can produce URI formats that differ across operating systems and may not match the URIs generated by the implementation.Replace manual URI construction with
File.toURI()to ensure test expectations use the same platform-independent URI representation as the production code, eliminating OS-specific test failures.