Fix case-sensitive path matching in iOS backup description - #12
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The describeIOSBackup function used a case-sensitive range search for "MobileSync/Backup/" in the file path. On macOS, where the filesystem is case-insensitive by default, the actual path casing may differ from the canonical form (e.g. "mobilesync/backup/"). This caused the function to miss the backup root and fall back to a generic description instead of reading the device name and backup date from Info.plist. Switch to a case-insensitive search so the backup metadata is correctly extracted regardless of path casing. Also simplify a confusing guard-let pattern where the nil-coalescing right side was never nil, making the else branch dead code. Replace with a plain let.
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Problem
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describeIOSBackupfunction inFileDescriptions.swiftused a case-sensitiverange(of:)search for"MobileSync/Backup/"in the file path. On macOS, where the filesystem is case-insensitive by default, the actual path casing may differ from the canonical form (e.g."mobilesync/backup/"). When this happened, the function failed to locate the backup root and fell back to a generic "iOS backup: " label instead of reading the device name and backup date from the backup's Info.plist.Fix
describesIOSBackupWithNonCanonicalCasing) that verifies a lowercase path still produces an "iOS" description.All 9 FileDescriptions tests pass.