Fix cross-platform incompatibility with Storage Emulator exports #4411
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Description
This PR fixes #4322 (comment), hopefully the last follow up to #3647. The Storage emulator is unable to import data previously exported on a different platform because we didn't account for different file path formats (e.g.
\
delimiter on Windows but/
on Linux) when flattening the directory structure.Note re: the fix implemented here: ideally I would store and export everything in POSIX file format, then do the obvious replacement when importing. But I don't think that's a good idea for backwards compatibility reasons. Lmk if you have thoughts.
Scenarios Tested
Added integration test to verify that emulator is able to import data previously exported on Windows.