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> Back in the DOS 8.3 filename days, this was a problem. Now we can use
> spaces and folders in a meaningful way. I think there is no excuse for

I strongly advise against allowing spaces in filenames (because of
unixisms) and avoid files that differ only in case (because of
windowsisms).