Adds support for nested directories#293
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Adds “mkdir -p” style behavior to Meterpreter’s mettle stdapi filesystem mkdir handler to align directory creation semantics with other session types.
Changes:
- Updates
fs_mkdirto attempt creation of intermediate path components when given a nested directory path. - Switches mkdir handling from a single
eio_mkdircall to manual path splitting + per-component existence checks/creation.
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Fixes mkdir inconsistency. This address the inconsistency between mkdir among Meterpreter and other types of sessions.