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fixup! OpenColorIO : Defer expansion of context variables in OCIO vars
Because we are now using `Context::substitute()` on the values in the Context, we must use `/` rather than `\` for Windows paths, as `\` is an escape character. Is this too much of a change to make within Gaffer 1.4, even though `/` has always been our standard? I'm not sure, but I think one thing to factor into consideration is that it's probably fairly unlikely that anyone is setting the context in the way the unit tests do - and that all setting of the context via OpenColorIOConfigPlugs will need to have been using `/` already.
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