plugin: standardize Xcode app repo layout#112
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Force the legacy scripts root through a case-only rename
When refreshing an existing Xcode app repo on a case-insensitive macOS checkout that already has tracked scripts/repo-maintenance, desired_root.exists() is true and samefile() returns true, so this returns before doing any migration. The installer then rewrites the workflow to run Scripts/repo-maintenance/validate-all.sh, but Git can leave the files tracked under lowercase scripts/; once pushed, GitHub Actions runs on a case-sensitive filesystem and the capitalized path is missing. Please force a real case-only rename, for example through an intermediate path or git mv -f, instead of treating the samefile case as already migrated.
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