Directory-like pattern for the location of a resource. Paths can be created
in two ways. The first is in the "raw" form beginning with a forward
slash /:
/path/to/resource
The second is by converting from a string using the path()
function:
path("path/to/resource")
In addition to the methods listed below, paths have the following operators:
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