Make Maven file resolution case-insensitive #4917
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LGTM, just make sure CI passes please
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When Maven resolves the dependency, it sends the
artifactIdas part of the.jarand.pomfile name in whatever case was specified for the dependency.The problem is that the file name is in the case that the user uploaded it (usually the same as their original
artifactId), and the.pomfile generated by modrinth is always lowercase. This means that unless yourartifactIdis in lowercase ONLY and the uploaded file is also only in lowercase, Modrinth will fail to serve the correct file.This PR changes the file name comparison to be case-insensitive.