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#include "filecopymanager.h" fails on Linux (should be FileCopyManager.h)
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Fix Linux build error caused by case-sensitive include
On Linux (Ubuntu 22.04), the build fails with:
The actual header file in the project is:
Linux filesystems are case-sensitive, so the include directive must be:
Instead of:
This PR updates the include statement to use the correct casing and resolves the Linux build failure.
修正在 Ubuntu22.04 遇到大小寫編譯失敗問題