Use absolute filepaths in sourcemap 'sources' list. #669
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This is a cleaned up and tweaked implementation of #481. Essentially, passing the absolute path means that Webpack can actually map the item in the
sourcesarray back to it's internal array of files, which is what allows things like[absolute-resource-path]to work. Otherwise it essentially seems thesourcesitems as a mostly opaque string.Fixes #480, Fixes #93, Fixes #481