Fix case-sensitive mesh file extension handling #2740
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Modified file extension check to be case-insensitive for STL and OBJ files. Previously, only lowercase extensions (.stl, .obj) were accepted, causing import failures on case-sensitive systems when uppercase extensions (.STL) were used. Changes: - Replaced equality check with StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase - Now supports both .stl/.STL and .obj/.OBJ file extensions - Resolves import errors with binary STL files using uppercase extensions
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Modified file extension check to be case-insensitive for STL and OBJ files. Previously, only lowercase extensions (.stl, .obj) were accepted, causing import failures on case-sensitive systems when uppercase extensions (.STL) were used.
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