Fix case-sensitive morphology path handling on Linux#85
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Follow-up to case-insensitive morphology path support (#83).
The previous change handled path resolution in MorphIOWrapper but morphology paths can fail earlier during NeuronTemplate validation. This PR resolves plain morphology file paths before validation as well. It also stops normalizing morphology extensions to lowercase so the extension case from the resolved filesystem path is preserved. H5 container paths remain excluded from filesystem path resolution to avoid treating HDF5 keys as directory components.