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Fix Windows test assumptions - #260
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Make the Windows interpreter fixture return its cached interpreter, restrict POSIX fallback tests to POSIX, and use a platform-native absolute path in the spec test. This fixes failures reproduced on the unmodified main branch. The full Windows test run passes (767 passed, 105 skipped); the existing cross-platform coverage gate reports 91% on Windows.