Publish same-file diagnostics under the client's URI - #312
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When a linter reports the file being linted, efm rebuilt the URI with toURI, whose percent-encoding can differ from the client's (e.g. VSCode sends c%3A for the drive colon). Clients match diagnostics by exact URI, so such diagnostics were silently dropped. Compare decoded paths (case-insensitive on Windows) and reuse the client's URI when the diagnostic is for the linted file. Likely fixes #294. Adds a test.