Ahoy ahoy I've just stumbled upon a rather puzzling situation with kdoctools. It has code branching to turn its assets relocatable [1] (i.e. resolve paths relative rather than hardcode their location). Now the weird bit about this is that it is only used on windows.
The reason this puzzles me is that the relocatable code for Windows would work just fine for Linux and OSX, from what I can tell there is no real downside to it besides the additional code, which we need anyway. On the other hand, the conditional treatment of Windows gives the Windows code branch substantially less implicit run exposure (i.e. most devs/testers aren't on Windows, so fewer people build the relevant if-branch). With that in mind: how about we drop the harcoding code path and make the Windows code path the default and have kdoctools assets always be relocatable? [1] https://phabricator.kde.org/source/kdoctools/browse/master/src/CMakeLists.txt;8c32e153fae80186375d83dbab82bcfc228b1484$9
