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The previous fix used split('.').next() to get the meta stem from the
snapshot path, which only takes the first dot-segment. This broke names
containing dots (e.g. "Name.new" → "Name.new.luau" would produce
"Name.meta.json" instead of "Name.new.meta.json").
Strip the full middleware extension (e.g. ".server.luau", ".txt") from
the snapshot path filename instead. This correctly handles all cases:
Name.new.luau → Name.new → Name.new.meta.json
_Init.server.luau → _Init → _Init.meta.json
Name.new.txt → Name.new → Name.new.meta.json
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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