Exclusion says why rather than going quiet, a pattern matches by prefix, an override changes the Flan face and leaves the C symbol verbatim, and a rename dissolves a kebab collision instead of leaving both halves refused — that last one is why the kebab rule is consulted in exactly one place. The file itself too: a line that is neither directive is an error, because a typo in a name override would otherwise land a binding under the wrong name.
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