Binary packaging: correct relative symlinks#13710
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…link path (which includes the file name)
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Something I missed when reviewing #10073
relocate.make_link_relativewas resolving a path relative to a complete file path when in factos.path.relpathexpects a directory. The result was that the relative path was always "off" by one directory in the sense that it always added an extra initial../to the path.This determines the link target relative path relative to the link directory rather than relative to the full link path (which includes the file name).