Included header with mixed case filenames causes problems
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Operating environment:
cppcheck compiled at WSL (Ubuntu 22.04.5 LTS), while repository is located at Windows 11 partition.
If a header is included as #include "Header.hpp" and #include "header.hpp" (mixed cases of letters), it is happily compiled with Visual Studio.
However, if cppcheck is run (at WSL/Ubuntu), a "syntaxError" is generated (for each different header name), when enumerated class type is defined. Most likely cppcheck thinks that "Header.hpp" and "header.hpp" are different files.
Maybe the rule's logic need a check for a case, when it is possible that single file is included by varying names..