[v16] desktop access: improve error handling when directory sharing fails #45852
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If drive redirection is disabled on the Windows side, then directory sharing will fail even if Teleport RBAC allows it. Prior to this change failure to share a directory was considered a fatal error that would terminate the session. This change updates the error message and makes the error a warning so that the session remains alive even if the directory sharing operation fails.
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Backport #45808 to branch/v16
changelog: Failure to share a local directory in a Windows desktop session is no longer considered a fatal error.