F* functions don't work for some files on macOS.#76
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I was seeing instances where FGet on a file was returning "no such file or directory" but Get on the same file was succeeding. I traced it back to the use of the Name() method in fgetxattr. The Name() method typically only returns the full path for temporary files, and includes the file name everywhere else. To obtain the full path from an open file we can use fnctl with the F_GETPATH flag. This is a macOS specific API.