Add paths in fileInDevice #123
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What
This PR solves the bug from ticket https://inxt.atlassian.net/browse/PB-3776.
This solves also the issue #111.
Problem
Currently, we were using the property blocks of a file to difference between the event of fetch data (double click on a file) and hydratie (always keep on this device). However, zip files and maybe other files have 0 blocks always, so it wasn't working there.
Solution
Currently, there is a variable calle fileInDevice that manages files that are hydrated, however, it wasn't taking into account neither files that were hydrated in the initialization of the virtual drive nor files that were hydrated using fetch data (double click). We are going to fix this and that will fix also the bug, because we won't be looking anymore in the file stats, we will look only if the file is hydrated (is in the device) or not.