Fix UriRetriever::combineRelativePathWithBasePath() does not qualify UriResolverException #106
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…UriResolverException Added full qualification to UriResolverException in UriRetriever::combineRelativePathWithBasePath(). Added a test to verify that a UriResolverException is thrown when a relative path contains more level-ups than the base path segments.
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Fix UriRetriever::combineRelativePathWithBasePath() does not qualify UriResolverException
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…olverexception Fix UriRetriever::combineRelativePathWithBasePath() does not qualify UriResolverException
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The UriResolverException class is not qualified or aliased when it is thrown in UriRetriever::combineRelativePathWithBasePath(), and it is likely to fail to load.
(This is the first pull request I've created, so please let me know if I've erred.)