Treating paths with a leading dot to be anchored and the ones not starting with a leading dot as unanchored path segments may fight the common intuition that those paths are the same. This abstraction may not be worth changing that convention as it is too common and well ingrained. The only places where this distinction is made is splitRoot and eqPath, the latter has an option to disable it. But we can keep the default aligned with common conventions and maybe have an option to treat it differently if needed. The internal unreleased, typed modules can be changed accordingly.
Treating paths with a leading dot to be anchored and the ones not starting with a leading dot as unanchored path segments may fight the common intuition that those paths are the same. This abstraction may not be worth changing that convention as it is too common and well ingrained. The only places where this distinction is made is
splitRootandeqPath, the latter has an option to disable it. But we can keep the default aligned with common conventions and maybe have an option to treat it differently if needed. The internal unreleased, typed modules can be changed accordingly.