Converts path from Windows type to *nix type and *nix to Windows type based on underlying os
###Use case:
If end user is unaware of where the application is going to run [Windows/*nix], user might use one standard or mixed standard of path input. ex: .\\test\\abc.txt
If the application is running on Windows, the above user input gets resolved nicely, however if it falls into *nix, it will not be able to resolve.
This is where we make sure, we auto-convert the path to underlying OS wihout user worrying about path inputs.
###Example: ######Running on Windows
c:\\windows\\..\\node\\a.txt => c:\\node\\a.txt
c:\\windows/a.txt => c:\\windows\\a.txt
c:\\windows\\..\\node/b.txt => c:\\node\\b.txt
////\\windows\\..\\unix/mixed/ => \\unix\\mixed\\
######Running on Linux
//windows\\unix/mixed => /windows/unix/mixed
\\windows//unix/mixed => /windows/unix/mixed