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[yawpitch]

Can we standardize on _one_ character set for the various "*.md" files in references, docs, etc?

The reference/concepts/prototype_based-programming.md file uses both underscores and a hyphen (and the hyphen doesn't even make sense). But we've also got reference/tooling/dotnet-assemblies.md and all the languages/[LANG]/reference/implementing-a-concept-exercise.md files, but most everything else is underscores.

Exercise slugs are standardized to hyphens, which I get because they're processed by other processes, but I'm having a hell of a time with large-scale reorganization of concepts due to mismatches on punctuation in paths.

If a standard exists I don't see it here.

[efx]

Great idea!
I've used fd to quickly analyze the different counts:
| kind | count |
|----------|:-------------:|
|dashes | 98 (fd '.*-.*.md') |
| underscores | 97 (fd '.*_.*.md') |

You'd need to pipe fd to wc or something else to get the count:

fd '.*-.*.md' | wc -l

[yawpitch]

Yeah ... I noticed by a different route (finding just the unique filenames, to avoid _lots_ of duplicates of the same template file) that there's currently 56 unique filenames with a dash and 61 with an underscore ... thankfully there's just 1 with _both_.

I don't care which we go with, but mixing them is going to be a long-term (or long_term) PITA.