DescriptionFix some more problems with windows paths in content verification
It turns out that the relative path we generate inside the network stack
when requesting chrome://extension urls uses '/' path separators for
relative paths, but the in-memory representation of computed_hashes.json
and verified_contents.json files ended up with '\' path separators on
windows. So we ended up not finding any paths with a subdirectory at
request time.
I've fixed this by just standardizing on '/' path separators everywhere.
BUG=382638
Committed: https://src.chromium.org/viewvc/chrome?view=rev&revision=280473
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