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  • Root cause: using Path.glob(case_sensitive=...) causes TypeError on user environments.
  • Fix: perform filename-based case-insensitive matching via iterdir in root and docs.
  • Tests: added tests covering root and docs case-insensitive README detection.

Fixes #8

@mtran-code mtran-code added the bug Something isn't working label Oct 8, 2025
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Closing in favor of Python 3.12+ requirement PR.

@mtran-code mtran-code closed this Oct 8, 2025
@mtran-code mtran-code reopened this Dec 17, 2025
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Reopening to prefer this change over the 3.12 dependency bump.

Don't wanna mess with dependencies in case some other packages need 3.11.

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@strixy16 This is the new PR, It wasn't merged but feel free to review with the original issue if it makes sense and merge if it looks good.

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Damply full-audit broken, case_sensitive not a valid param in directory.glob()

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