Fix path encoding#978
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This PR adds a case to
jsonable_encoderso thatpathlib.PurePathobjects are serializable. Related to #563.I know there was some discussion in that thread about how to handle the OS-dependent
strrepresentations ofpathlib.Pathobjects. Perhaps I'm misunderstanding something, but shouldn't users who need OS-agnostic treatment of paths be usingpathlib.Pure*Pathtypes to getstrrepresentations in their native form, no matter where their code is running?/cc @devtud