fix: posixify internal app server path #14049
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Noticed this while working on remote functions - this could yield false negatives on windows for resolving internal server path and for the server module guard (there's no security issue here, this would've just failed right away both at runtime and build time since the imported server code, which is only SvelteKit runtime code and not user code, is invalid in the browser)
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Noticed this while working on remote functions - this could yield false negatives on windows for resolving internal server path and for the server module guard (there's no security issue here, this would've just failed right away both at runtime and build time since the imported server code, which is only SvelteKit runtime code and not user code, is invalid in the browser)