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- Updated `combine_paths` in `dotnet-install.sh` to accept an arbitrary number of path arguments. - Replaced the two-argument limitation with a loop that joins all provided paths sequentially. - Ensured consistent slash handling by utilizing `remove_trailing_slash` and `remove_beginning_slash` during the join process. - Verified behavior with test cases covering backward compatibility and new functionality.
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combine_pathsfunction indotnet-install.shto support joining an arbitrary number of path arguments, removing the previous two-argument limitation. This change improves flexibility when constructing paths in the installation script. The implementation uses a loop to iterate through arguments and correctly handles path separators.PR created automatically by Jules for task 13212510890332446995 started by @Xyrces