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Classifies names according to case, uses for filename generation. #1764
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I don't see where writtenFiles is being populated with lowercase names.
also nit: once it is, this case is actually the union of the previous case and the metamer case.
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It's populated in the .map() in this expression. I can't just populate writtenFiles with lowercase names from the start, because on Linux it would be incorrect because it's case sensitive, and would be looking for the wrong file in the allowOverwrite case.
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Oh, right. That's likely to be really slow, as we'll convert the entire set every time, but yes it will work.
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Yeah, I think I'll just make two lists (one actual case, and one lowercase) to make it more efficient.