fix: prioritize user config for extensions on windows #1215
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Fixes the second part of: nvim-lualine#1213 The same logic fixed in (nvim-lualine#1214) is duplicated in the lualine_require module, which appears to be used internally for loading things like extensions. On windows, user defined extensions that overwrite the builtin similarly cannot be loaded due to the same string matching issue. In addition, the number of queried runtime files is always less-than or equal to 1 due to the `all` parameter for `nvim_get_runtime_file` being set to false. Making it impossible to sort the list of files and prioritize ones within the users config path `vim.fn.stdpath("config")`.
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Fixes the second part of: #1213
The same logic fixed in (#1214) is duplicated in the lualine_require module, which appears to be used internally for loading things like extensions.
On windows, user defined extensions that overwrite the builtins similarly cannot be loaded due to the same string matching issue. In addition, the number of queried runtime files is always less-than or equal to 1 due to the
allparameter fornvim_get_runtime_filebeing set tofalse. Making it impossible to sort the list of files and prioritize ones within the users config pathvim.fn.stdpath("config").