fix: show path separator error for all patterns with separators#1942
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fix: show path separator error for all patterns with separators#1942cyphercodes wants to merge 1 commit intosharkdp:masterfrom
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The 'pattern contains path separator' error was only shown when the pattern was an existing directory. This caused inconsistent behavior where 'fd /' showed an error but 'fd /nonexistent/path' silently found nothing. This fix removes the Path::is_dir() check so the error is shown consistently whenever a pattern contains a path separator, improving user experience with clear feedback. Fixes sharkdp#1873
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The 'pattern contains path separator' error was only shown when the pattern was an existing directory. This caused inconsistent behavior where 'fd /' showed an error but 'fd /nonexistent/path' silently found nothing.
This fix removes the Path::is_dir() check so the error is shown consistently whenever a pattern contains a path separator, improving user experience with clear feedback.
Fixes #1873