Joscha fc31100a0f Always use '/' as path separator for regex rules
Previously, regex-matching paths on windows would, in some cases, require four
backslashes ('\\\\') to escape a single path separator. That's just too much.

With this commit, regex transforms now use '/' instead of '\' as path separator,
meaning rules can more easily be shared between platforms (although they are not
guaranteed to be 100% compatible since on Windows, '\' is still recognized as a
path separator).

To make rules more intuitive to write, local relative paths are now also printed
with '/' as path separator on Windows. Since Windows also accepts '/' as path
separator, this change doesn't really affect other rules that parse their sides
as paths.
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