Some tests hang on Windows
Hi ! That would be nice indeed to at least have a warning, since we don't handle the max path length limit.
Also if we could have an error instead of an infinite loop I'm sure windows users will appreciate that Unfortunately, I know this problem very well... 😅 

I remember having proposed to throw an error instead of hanging in an infinite loop #2220: 60c7d1b6b71469599a27147a08100f594e7a3f84, 8c8ab60018b00463edf1eca500e434ff061546fc 
but @lhoestq told me:
> Note that the filelock module comes from this project that hasn't changed in years - while still being used by ten of thousands of projects:
https://github.com/benediktschmitt/py-filelock
> 
> Unless we have proper tests for this, I wouldn't recommend to change it

I opened an Issue requesting a warning/error at startup for that case: #2224 @albertvillanova Thanks for additional info on this issue.

Yes, I think the best option is to throw an error instead of suppressing it in a loop. I've considered 2 more options, but I don't really like them:
1. create a temporary file with a filename longer than 255 characters on import; if this fails, long paths are not enabled and raise a warning. I'm not sure about this approach because I don't like the idea of creating a temporary file on import for this purpose.
2. check if long paths are enabled with [this code](https://stackoverflow.com/a/46546731/14095927). As mentioned in the comment, this code relies on an undocumented function and Win10-specific.
Currently, several tests hang on Windows if the max path limit of 260 characters is not disabled. This happens due to the changes introduced by #2223 that cause an infinite loop in `WindowsFileLock` described in #2220.  This can be very tricky to debug, so I think now is a good time to address these issues/PRs. IMO throwing an error is too harsh, but maybe we can emit a warning in the top-level `__init__.py ` on startup if long paths are not enabled.
