Empty string breaks paths

[dsweber2]

What happened:

> here::here("a", "", "b")
[1] "~/a//b"

What I expected

> here::here("a", "", "b")
[1] "~/a/b"

This is also a "feature" of file.path. As written above its fairly silly, but if you have a variable that may or may not have a value, having here still work would be useful. In general, here should return something that is guaranteed to be a path (which may or may not exist).