• src/path.rs
  • Imported PathBuf for path manipulation.
  • Added file_name_sanitized function to process and sanitize filenames, retaining only normal path components.
  • Added enclosed_name function to determine if a path is enclosed and simplify it by removing parent and root components.
• src/types.rs
  • Imported enclosed_name and file_name_sanitized from the new crate::path module.
  • Removed the direct import of typed_path::{Utf8WindowsComponent, Utf8WindowsPath} as its logic was moved.
  • Replaced the inline implementation of filename sanitization with a call to file_name_sanitized.
  • Replaced the inline implementation of enclosed name determination with a call to enclosed_name.

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