FoundationEssentials: add type to the file attributes on Windows #634
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Get the file type using the Win32 APIs and wire that into the attribute dictionary.
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clang imported types in WinSDK do not sometimes match the expected types. Add overloads to shadow the types and match expectations. This repairs the build after swiftlang#634.
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clang imported types in WinSDK do not sometimes match the expected types. Add overloads to shadow the types and match expectations. This repairs the build after #634.
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Get the file type using the Win32 APIs and wire that into the attribute dictionary.