tests: fix license exclusion paths on Windows - #4778
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On Windows, tests/test-license.py builds exclusion prefixes with a hard-coded slash. glob returns backslash paths, so the contrib/linux-kernel/test/include exclusion is missed and the test reports the intentionally excluded xxhash.h and unaligned.h files. Use os.sep for the platform-native suffix. Fixes #4777. Tests: python -X utf8 tests/test-license.py; CMake configure and Release build with Visual Studio 18; ctest --test-dir ... -C Release --output-on-failure (fullbench, fuzzer, and zstreamtest passed; playTests disabled by configuration).