Use fileName instead of Path when dealing with file systems directly #7658
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This was referenced Mar 23, 2016
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Attempt to fix #7154
Because some times the file name case sensitivity we assumed about the file system is not correct, we should not use canonical paths when dealing with file systems directly, like when watching a file or opening a file.
With this change, the impact of wrongly assumed case sensitivity is limited to the situation where there are two files whose file names only differ in casing. However that situation should be problematic in other ways in the place, so not a very high priority.