Add leading slash in path to common test resources #350
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Thanks to this, we'll be able to use
@Language("file-reference")to validate the paths in the IDE. Now it's impossible due to a bug in the library that provides the annotation, see JetBrains/java-annotations#116.This PR is a mergeable part of #349.