Fixed issue with the WebFileData file path function so it now returns the webkitRelativePath instead of the file name#5015
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…he webkitRelativePath property if it exists, or just the file name if it does not exist.
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…he webkitRelativePath property if it exists, or just the file name if it does not exist. (DioxusLabs#5015)
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Modified the NativeFileData path function for WebFileData to return the webkitRelativePath property if it exists, or just the file name if it does not exist. This is to resolve issues #3136 and #3134 where using the folder upload form for web results in each file losing its relative path and only returning the file name.