fix: normalize copied full paths across platforms#6101
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Fixes #6100
This updates the path generation used by the "Copy full path" and "Open in folder" actions to normalize path separators based on the user's platform.
Previously, Windows users could receive mixed path separators such as:
C:\Users\Void\AppData\Roaming\ModrinthApp\profiles\Instance/downloads
This change preserves forward slashes on macOS/Linux while normalizing Windows paths to use backslashes consistently.