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This works now. cargo-count doesn't follow symlinks by default. Even if you pass the new --follow-symlinks (or -S) with the example you give, it will only follow it to the max level and not panic.
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This is similar to my other issue #6, but fails for a different reason.
Overall, cargo count should probably not be following symlinks that are directories. It may or may not want to follow ones pointing to regular files.
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