Fix handling of Windows paths with backslash #114
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webshot 0.5.5 ============= * Fixed #101, #116: When some parameters (like `cliprect` and `expand`) were used, it would raise `Warning: 'length(x) = 4 > 1' in coercion to 'logical(1)'`. In R 4.3, this warning changed to an error. (#117) webshot 0.5.4 ============= * Fixed #112: handling of Windows paths of the form "c:\file\path.html" did not work correctly. ([#114](wch/webshot#114)) webshot 0.5.3 ============= * Fixed logic in `install_phantomjs()` when `force=TRUE` is used. ([#89](wch/webshot#89)) * Fixed handling of `file://` URLs in Windows, when the URL contains a drive letter and colon, such as `"file://localhost/C:\\msys64"`. (#110, Thanks to Tomas Kalibera)
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Closes #112.