Ensure that JarResourceManager correctly handles path without leading /
Previously, JarResourceManager assumed that the path would begin with a / but this isn't always the case. For example, it may be an empty string. This could lead to a malformed jar:file: URL that used ! as the separator rather than the required !/. This commit updates JarResourceManager to prepend / to any path that does not being with one before using it to construct the URL. Closes gh-7717
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