fix(permissions): split comma-separated paths in --ignore-read#35661
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The help text for --ignore-read advertises comma-separated paths just like --allow-read and --deny-read (--ignore-read="/etc,/var/log.txt"), but the parse site just did a plain .collect() with no comma-splitting, so the whole string got stored as one literal entry that never matches a real path. --ignore-env handles this correctly via use_value_delimiter, which is what tipped me off that --ignore-read was the odd one out rather than this being intentional. Added a test covering the comma-separated case.
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The help text for
--ignore-readadvertises comma-separated paths the same way--allow-read/--deny-readdo (--ignore-read="/etc,/var/log.txt"), but the parse site just did a plain.collect()with no comma-splitting, so a comma-separated value got stored as one literal string that never matches a real path — the ignore rule silently does nothing.--ignore-envhandles this correctly viause_value_delimiter, which is what made--ignore-readstand out as the inconsistent one rather than this being intentional.Fixed it to go through
flat_escape_split_commas, same as the adjacentallow-read/deny-readblocks. Added a test covering the comma-separated case.