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Added replacements for various characters including fullwidth symbols and quotation marks.
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The reason I replaced "/" for example is that it's not allowed in a filename since it's the path separator. But all these other ones (question mark, quotes, etc.) are allowed in filenames, at least on Linux and macOS. |
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Ah, yes, I ran into this specifically on windows, which has a larger list of prohibited characters. For Linux and macOS I agree it's unnecessary - and probably visually annoying to have fullwidth characters when not needed. For windows, the script errored and stopped when hitting a question mark in a chat title. I'm totally fine if you want to keep the code targeted for Linux and macOS. |
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Added replacements for various characters including fullwidth symbols, quotation marks, new lines and leading/trailing spaces.