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Store session paths relative to the session file - #581
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Closes #558, closes #579.
Session files now store paths relative to the session file's folder, so a session
keeps working after its folder is moved or copied to another computer. Old sessions
with absolute paths load as before.
toSessionPath()/resolveSessionPath()inshared/include/HDMapping/SessionPaths.h, with testsSession::loadand the trajectory viewerSession::saveand step 1'ssession.mjsTested on Linux: full build and ctest pass. A session saved one folder above its data,
then moved, fails to load on main and loads with this change. Step 2
--exportworkson a moved session.