GUACAMOLE-2319: Fix SFTP symlink dirs shown as files when root is not system root. - #705
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When SFTP is enabled and the configured root directory is the system root, symlinked directories are listed and navigated correctly. The issue only occurs when a custom SFTP root directory is configured that is not the system root. In that case, symlinked directories appear as files in the side panel instead of folders.