taste: Taste Learning Created odd nested directory name with / - 's

Summary

When learning css or style taste, the following directories were created,

The "-" caused it to make two separate directories "css-" and "-styling" .

.commandcode/taste/css-/-styling/taste.md

See:

Expected Behavior

Properly named single directory.

Actual Behavior

Multiple directories.

Steps to reproduce the issue

I think in my prompt I said something like

for brand use these styles in plan @theme {
    /* 🎨 Colors (OKLCH — equal perceptual steps) */
    --color-pwv-black: oklch(0.00% 0.000 0.0);    /* #000000 */
    --color-pwv-white: oklch(100.00% 0.000 0.0);  /* #ffffff */
    --color-pwv-gray: oklch(91.89% 0.000 0.0);    /* #e4e4e4 */
    --color-pwv-green: oklch(74.99% 0.243 144.1); /* #00d22e */
    --color-pwv-teal: oklch(77.87% 0.135 188.7);  /* #00d2c8 */
...

Command Code Version

0.39.1

Operating System

macOS

Terminal/IDE

ghostty

Shell

zsh

Additional context

I'm going to rename file and directory manually.

Because subsequently:

 READ  [.commandcode/design/css-/-styling/taste.md]
 └ ERROR: File not found or not readable: .commandcode/design/css-/-styling/taste.md

even though oh wait... it looked for design ... that's odd. That is taste.

Reproduce taste learning on macOS with Command Code 0.39.1 using a prompt that includes CSS styles such as “css-” and “-styling.” Inspect how the learning output creates .commandcode/taste/css-/-styling/taste.md and how it later reads that path. Done means the style name is represented as one correctly named directory and the subsequent taste read uses the same location.