fix: Small cleanups from recent test fixes #1992
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Was meaning to get these in before #1989 was merged, but nbd. I saw on https://deno.land/std@0.224.0/path/mod.ts?s=posix that
path.posixis deprecated. Also, the Windows fixes made me want to go back and clean up the changes I made for OSX. The use of an explicit/tmpseems like it's asking for trouble, and if we create a temporary directory, things simplify a bit.