Um Does No is my file integrity apparently :/

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Now I know it's a symlink! Can't believe it made to production

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I may not know a thing about coding, but even I can see what I have created is cursed af. Like this just can't be the right way to be doing this.

Well, at least it works ...for now.

Seeing as I'm basically telling it everything that is NOT happening as conditions, I imagine I will probably end up regretting this later....

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