Rename some files to be more cross platform

[nmarghetti]

Issue: the repository cannot be cloned under Windows system as:

• the characters \/:*?"<>| are not allowed in filename
• filename cannot end with '.'

The script rename_test.sh fix those problem for the files under test folder as it:

• replaces " by '
• replaces <> by <> not in ASCII
• removes . at the end of filename

[nmarghetti]

If this PR is ok, I could update the other one for Windows to allow installation by default (from git) instead of script. I would have to update the Windows CI and the Readme.

[ljharb]

This would close #1643, i think.

I don’t like having to do this - the repo shouldn’t suffer just because windows’ filesystem is dumb - but if it will help test real windows support (and if the tests will ensure filenames obey the needed conventions moving forward) then it’s probably worth it.

[ljharb]

I’m concerned about this one - there’s a meaningful difference here. <foo> is both convention for a replacement in a way [foo] is not, and also, in command line notation, one means a required argument and the other an optional one.

is there another character that might work that looks visually similar to < >, or are we limited to ascii?

[nmarghetti]

Yes I dont like much to have to put [] instead of <> for the meaning. I ll check if I can find something that look more similar.

[nmarghetti]

I guess I found a solution :D
What do you think now ?

[nmarghetti]

I have also added a check in the linting CI to ensure no more tests are added with those kind of filename.

[TheLordDrake]

Would there be any chance of getting this in a release soon?

[ljharb]

It’ll be in the next release for sure. I’m not certain when that will be.