csmock: revert differences in source file paths#200
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... introduced by newer versions of RPM in Fedora. This is needed for previously recorded known-false-positives to work because they would not be matched with file paths like this (see the duplicated version string in the first two directory levels): ``` util-linux-2.42.start-build/util-linux-2.42.start/disk-utils/cfdisk.c:875:28: warning[-Wanalyzer-malloc-leak]: leak of ‘*m.ignore’ ```
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... introduced by newer versions of RPM in Fedora. This is needed for previously recorded known-false-positives to work because they would not be matched with file paths like this (see the duplicated version string in the first two directory levels):