gh-127636: Fix tarfile extracting trailing slash member names - #152984
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Note that './mydir/' is a regular-file member, not DIRTYPE, so a future reader does not turn it into a directory and lose the regression coverage. Also assert the member actually extracts as a file rather than only checking that extract() does not raise.
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Fixes #127636.
Member lookup now tries the exact archive name first and retains the trailing-slash-stripped lookup as a fallback. This allows names returned by
getnames()to be passed toextract()while keeping the previous fallback.