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L4XB 71cf7045e8 fix(hooks): decode the escapes that Bash removes in a double-quoted commit message
In double quotes, Bash drops the backslash before $, `, ", \ and a newline, so git receives fix: say "hello" for -m "fix: say \"hello\"". The check kept the backslashes, so an escaped backslash before a newline counted twice. These escapes are now decoded, and a backslash before any other character stays. The test that pinned the escaped quotes now expects the message git records.
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