Add type annotations to normalize_path and prepare_pattern functions#2455
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Description
This PR adds basic Python type annotations to the functions
normalize_path and prepare_pattern in utils.py.
Motivation and Context
The goal is to improve typing coverage and readability of the codebase
as part of the ongoing effort to introduce more comprehensive type hints.
How Has This Been Tested?
The change only introduces type annotations and does not modify runtime
behavior. The application runs without issues after the change.