Double tilde on gVim when executing History
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FZF version - 0.21.1 (334a4fa)
fzf.vim - commit = '3925db8' (from PlugSnapshot)
I'm using fzf.vim with fzf on gVim on Windows 10.
When I first open gVim on an empty buffer and exec `History`, the directory paths have double tilde signs eg `~/~/something.txt` instead of `~/something.txt`.
But if I open another file and exec `History` again, the file paths have single tilde `~/something.txt`.
I have neovim on the same machine that's using the exact config file but it doesn't happen on neovim. Neovim seems to use explicit paths.
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