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Description of the problem / feature request:

glob throws an evaluation error when it detects an infinite recursion in a
directory traversal. However, it detects this recursion even if the specific
subpath leading to that recursion is excluded via the exclude=[] argument.

This means that recursive symlinks cannot be ignored in glob expressions,
even if they occur in subtrees that

With #11315 done, we can do some small optimizations:

• NonEmpty
  • if it makes a difference, redefine pour to abstract over IterableFactory and MapFactory, if those implementations do optimization for same-type conversions
  • redesign pour's API to put the factory type first, no more tricky currying
  • just use toSeq for toSeq
  • define collect, map, and

This might be faster:
git clone /path/to/base/head/startup-os

We could also probably do:
git clone file:///path/to/base/head/startup-os --depth=1

Since bazelbuild/rules_rust#612 we test more stuff on Windows, we don't test everything though. //test/rustfmt is currently disabled in .bazelci/presubmit.yml.

Feel free to comment on this issue if you want to know more or you want to give it a shot. We are happy to talk or help :)

How to fix when you don't have a Windows machine:

1. delete the line with ` - "-//t

See if we can replace sanitize_string_for_usage with code from skylib (existing or to contribute back).
Motivation for generalization- Recurring pattern of sanitizing inputs