[volumecache 11/12] Add cache path normalization tests#381
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Stacked draft PR 11 of 12 for the refreshed volume cache work.
Base integration branch: feature/volumecache-integration
Review base for this PR: feature/volumecache-pr10-disk-cache-tests
Head branch: feature/volumecache-pr11-path-normalization-tests
This PR adds tests that equivalent local paths normalize to the same cache key while distinct subpaths, scenes, times, channels, regions, sequence flags, and remote URLs remain distinct.
Merge workflow: review bottom-up. After a lower PR lands in feature/volumecache-integration and its branch is deleted or retargeted, the next PR should show only its own delta against the integration branch.
Verification note: local build/test could not complete in this shell because CMake/MSVC cannot link kernel32.lib; this appears to be a missing Windows SDK/MSVC environment issue before project code compiles.