Paths on Windows can have a multi-component root.
E.g. C:\ is encoded as two components
'C:' and '\'. Unfortunately Path::root() and
Path::strip_root() didn't account for that properly and stripped only the first component instead of stripping the whole root. That led to incorrect path processing in fclones move command and panic.
Paths on Windows can have a multi-component root. E.g. C:\ is encoded as two components 'C:' and '\'. Unfortunately Path::root() and Path::strip_root() didn't account for that properly and stripped only the first component instead of stripping the whole root. That led to incorrect path processing in
fclones movecommand and panic.Fixes #185