internal/app/state: use absolute pathnames

This is less error-prone and fits better into internal/app which already uses check.Absolute for all pathnames.

Signed-off-by: Ophestra <cat@gensokyo.uk>

cmd/hakurei/command.go

@@ -321,7 +321,7 @@ func buildCommand(ctx context.Context, msg message.Msg, early *earlyHardeningErr
 		c.NewCommand("ps", "List active instances", func(args []string) error {
 			var sc hst.Paths
 			app.CopyPaths().Copy(&sc, new(app.Hsu).MustID(nil))
-			printPs(os.Stdout, time.Now().UTC(), state.NewMulti(msg, sc.RunDirPath.String()), flagShort, flagJSON)
+			printPs(os.Stdout, time.Now().UTC(), state.NewMulti(msg, sc.RunDirPath), flagShort, flagJSON)
 			return errSuccess
 		}).Flag(&flagShort, "short", command.BoolFlag(false), "Print instance id")
 	}

cmd/hakurei/parse.go

@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ func tryIdentifier(msg message.Msg, name string) (config *hst.Config, entry *hst
 	return tryIdentifierEntries(msg, name, func() map[hst.ID]*hst.State {
 		var sc hst.Paths
 		app.CopyPaths().Copy(&sc, new(app.Hsu).MustID(nil))
-		s := state.NewMulti(msg, sc.RunDirPath.String())
+		s := state.NewMulti(msg, sc.RunDirPath)
 		if entries, err := state.Join(s); err != nil {
 			msg.GetLogger().Printf("cannot join store: %v", err) // not fatal
 			return nil