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Unify condensed OS identifier formatting #346
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We have two different representation formats for short-hand or condensed OS identifiers in artifacts such as filenames. For instance, Ubuntu 22.04 could be condensed as "ubuntu2204" or "ubuntu-22.04" depending on where its used. At some point, we should unify our identifiers to be the "ubuntu-22.04" style as it is more readable and usable in most cases. We will need to consider that this will affect extension splitting when used in filenames.