On Windows (8.1 here), Geany has problems working with files whose full path, when encoded in UTF-8, takes up 260 or more bytes. Such a path is possible if it contains non-ASCII characters.

In particular:

Geany silently refuses to open more than one such file, instead jumping to the first one, as if they were identical.
When such a file appears in the goto-symbol pop-up menu, its name is not shown.
When it is selected from such a pop-up, Geany correctly navigates to the file, but a message is printed to the console (if running with --verbose):
```
Geany: utils_tidy_path: assertion 'g_path_is_absolute(filename)' failed
```

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