Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a dedicated failing test case designed to reproduce a specific bug, identified as #2905. The test simulates a scenario involving 'workspace.library' configuration with relative paths and asserts the expected 'isLibrary' status of files, providing a clear reproduction of the issue for developers to address.

Highlights

• New Failing Test Case: A new failing test case has been added to reproduce issue Relative paths do not work with workspace.library and diagnostics.libraryFiles & .gitmodules-related issue #2905, which is related to the handling of library paths in relative directories.
• Library Path Verification: The test specifically verifies that files within a configured 'workspace.library' path are correctly identified as library files, while other source files are not.
• Test Suite Integration: The new test module, 'relative-library', has been integrated into the main test suite by adding a 'require' statement in 'test/tclient/init.lua'.

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