Remove <filesystem> fallback #64
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genieutils already depends on
<filesystem>so we don't lose anything by doing the same.Includes a bunch of fixes to path conversion, where we were implicitly converting paths to strings, which is not portable, and I don't know why C++ even has that feature because it is a bad one.
The cmake changes here might also accidentally "fix" the miniz linking issues @twestura was running into—proper fix is in sandsmark/genieutils#9 but now we're compiling genieutils and WK into the same static library and WK also includes the miniz code, so it all ends up linking fine (at least on CI).