In Windows, lsd won't list files whose full pathname exceeds 260 characters

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• os: Windows 11
• lsd --version: lsd 1.2.0
• echo $TERM: %TERM% and $TERM are not set
• echo $LS_COLORS: not set

Expected behavior

lsd.exe, as with cmd.exe's DIR command, should list files even if their full pathnames exceed 260 characters. Here is an example with DIR on a very long folder path, where one file in a directory has a full pathname longer than 260 chars, and another pathname is shorter than 260 characters:

D:\TestDir1\VeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPath\MorePathMorePathMorePath\EvenMorePath1\EvenMorePath2\EvenMorePath3>dir
 Volume in drive D is DATA
 Volume Serial Number is C8FD-7AA3

 Directory of D:\TestDir1\VeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPath\MorePathMorePathMorePath\EvenMorePath1\EvenMorePath2\EvenMorePath3

2025-12-18  17:58    <DIR>          .
2025-12-18  17:56    <DIR>          ..
2025-12-18  17:57                 8 File.txt
2025-12-18  17:58                 8 ThisFileNameExceeds260Chars.txt
               2 File(s)             16 bytes
               2 Dir(s)  3,382,207,172,608 bytes free

Actual behavior

lsd.exe lists the files in the directory only if their full pathnames are shorter than 260 characters, so one file is skipped:

D:\TestDir1\VeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPathVeryLongPath\MorePathMorePathMorePath\EvenMorePath1\EvenMorePath2\EvenMorePath3>lsd -l
.a--- ? ? 8 B Thu Dec 18 17:57:23 2025 File.txt