Prevent mismatches between arcname and data when adding paths #22
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Previously, it was possible to add a directory and give it an arcname that didn't end with a "/". Likewise, it was also possible to add a file with a arcname that ended with a "/". These cases would cause an incorrect stream size to be calculated, as well as create strange zip files. This commit fixes this issue by modifying arcnames as paths are added to ensure that directories end with "/" and files do not.
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Previously, it was possible to add a directory and give it an arcname that didn't end with a "/". Likewise, it was also possible to add a file with a arcname that ended with a "/". These cases would cause an incorrect stream size to be calculated, as well as create strange zip files.
This commit fixes this issue by modifying arcnames as paths are added to ensure that directories end with "/" and files do not.