The cloud collect's tooling rule folds case for ASCII only, so on a case-insensitive disk a collected path spelled with a Unicode character that folds to an ASCII letter (the Kelvin sign for k, for example) could land on a tooling path the rule refuses in its ASCII spelling

The cloud collect's tooling rule folds case for ASCII only, so on a case-insensitive disk a collected path spelled with a Unicode character that folds to an ASCII letter (the Kelvin sign for k, for example) could land on a tooling path the rule refuses in its ASCII spelling

The route exists only through abcd's own collect script, which copies cloud-authored commits onto the person's computer and runs their preflight; without abcd there is no such path, so under abcd-fixes-what-it-adds abcd fixes it.