Use os.SameFile() to check for mvnw working-dir echo bug #1167
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Alternative implementation to workaround the
mvnwbug described in #1155. Instead of canonicalizing each file to compare with the working directory, useos.SameFile()to compare theos.Stat()structures. Since we were obtaining the stat structures already, this should have minimal overhead.