Fix ghost migrate lowercasing files#1391
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This change ensures file references in posts continue pointing to valid filenames.
Seeing as we no longer convert filenames to lowercase when downloading from the server, our tests should expect the original filenames in their original case.
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I was using
migrate ghost...to migrate a ghost instance from one install to another. I found the files downloaded had their filenames all lowercased, but the post and page import expected the original filenames. This resulted in most images, videos, and files embeded within posts and pages broken (missing).I've made a small adjustment to mg-fs-utils to prevent the lowercasing of filenames, and updated the tests to expect the same filenames which are on the respective servers.