fix: normalize NFD filenames to NFC before sending#43
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macOS returns filenames in Unicode NFD (decomposed) form. When these NFD paths are sent to Obsidian's REST API, openLinkText fails to match against Obsidian's NFC-indexed paths, causing duplicate files to be created. Add normalize_filename_for_mac() using vim.fn.iconv with macOS-specific "utf-8-mac" encoding to convert filenames to NFC before URL-encoding. On non-macOS platforms, the string is returned as-is.
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macOS returns filenames in Unicode NFD (decomposed) form. When these NFD paths are sent to Obsidian's REST API, openLinkText fails to match against Obsidian's NFC-indexed paths, causing duplicate files to be created.
Add normalize_filename_for_mac() using vim.fn.iconv with macOS-specific "utf-8-mac" encoding to convert filenames to NFC before URL-encoding. On non-macOS platforms, the string is returned as-is.