When working directory contains # sign, it is truncated

[Victor Kropp]

For example, my assembly with tests located in C:\path\to\my\C#\project

In test I call Console.WriteLine(Environment.CurrentDirectory) and get only "C:\path\to\my" in output.

Reproduced on 2.5.10.

[Charlie Poole (charlie.poole)]

This seems to be a regression on a bug we fixed in the past. We set the current directory
to the LocalPath of the assembly Codebase, which stops at a # because of the special
meaning of # within a URL. In a past version we replaced LocalPath with our own
logic, but I suspect we have lost that change.

[Charlie Poole (charlie.poole)]

Not really a regression per se. It turns out there is separate code in two different layers of NUnit for translating the CodeBase of an assembly into a local path. The problem was fixed in the layer where it came up, but we had no bug for the other code. I'll try to unify the code if possible or - if it isn't - duplicate the fix.