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Right now, a string like "path/to/folder" becomes "path / to / folder", which modifies the string (strings shouldn't be touched by a formatter!) and invalidates the path.
The easiest fix to keep include-paths valid would be to delete the line that formats divisions (the one that replaces "/" with " / "), but a far better fix would be to implement a mechanism that recognizes strings and leaves them untouched.
Right now, a string like "path/to/folder" becomes "path / to / folder", which modifies the string (strings shouldn't be touched by a formatter!) and invalidates the path.
The easiest fix to keep include-paths valid would be to delete the line that formats divisions (the one that replaces "/" with " / "), but a far better fix would be to implement a mechanism that recognizes strings and leaves them untouched.