fix(memos-local-openclaw): normalize Windows paths when resolving better-sqlite3#1265
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…ter-sqlite3 Use fileURLToPath(import.meta.url) instead of new URL().pathname for correct platform path handling, and normalize both plugin dir and resolved module path before comparison to avoid false negatives on Windows where backslash vs forward-slash formats differ. Fixes MemTensor#1192
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Fixes #1192.
On Windows, the plugin incorrectly reported
better-sqlite3 resolved outside plugin dirbecause of path format mismatches (C:\Users\...vsC:/Users/...).Changes:
fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)instead ofnew URL().pathnamenormalizeFsPath()to normalize both paths before comparison\vs/, case sensitivity, and relative/absolute path differences