Use -include_lib() instead of -include("../include/...") #10244
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Usage of `-include("../include/foo.hrl").` force code-analysis
tools to handle relative paths that escape the root, which adds
unnecessary complexity. We can instead be consistent and use
only `-include_lib()`
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Usage of
-include("../include/foo.hrl").force code-analysis tools to handle relative paths that escape the root, which adds unnecessary complexity. We can instead be consistent and use only-include_lib()