When using codegrab on Linux, the directory tree view properly nests directories and files. However, when I use codegrab in Windows directories (even when accessed via Git Bash or WSL), the directory tree is flattened—files and folders all appear at the same level, making navigation more difficult.
Notably:
The issue occurs whenever codegrab is run in a Windows directory, regardless of whether I'm using Git Bash or WSL.
If I stay within WSL-native directories, the nesting works as expected.
Functionality seems otherwise unaffected, but the flat view hampers usability.
Steps to Reproduce:
Open codegrab in a Windows directory (e.g., /mnt/c/Users/...) using Git Bash or WSL.
Observe that the directory tree is not nested.
Compare with running codegrab in a purely WSL/Linux directory (e.g., ~/projects/...), where nesting works.