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put -r from WSL: the Windows sidecar opens /mnt/<drive> paths - #120
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A recursive put handed the sidecar the path the CLI resolved, which under WSL is /mnt/c/...; the sidecar runs under Windows Python and answered "local path not found" for a folder that exists. It now tries the Windows spelling of a WSL mount path before giving up, and walks that.
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Under WSL,
mpftp put -r /mnt/c/.../folder /destfailed with "local path not found" for a folder that exists: the CLI passed its resolved path to the sidecar, which runs under Windows Python. The sidecar now tries the Windows spelling of a/mnt/<drive>/...path before giving up, and walks that.Tested on an ESP32-S3: a 17-file folder copied and verified, 17 of 17. Unit tests for the path translation added to
cli/tests/test_put.py.