fix(appmanager): Fix tainted file path when loading appinfos#48604
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bool $pathparameter is a breaking change and should be done. But I'd say the risk is minimal. The only usage I found is the\OC\Installercode.$path = falseand thereforeif ($path) {block). But to work around that would mean we need to add many psalm comments in all the places calling it, until upstream fixes it (and I'm not sure they can with reasonable effort).After
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