Replace <DIR> string in language files bug

The behaviour described in the bug report is either by design, or would be far too complex/time-consuming to be changed

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Replace <DIR> string in language files bug

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I just tried to replace the string <DIR> with DIR in the english language file:

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677="DIR"
The result is DIR>. If I haven't missed something important this looks like a bug to me.

The same with 678="<LNK>".
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You CANNOT leave out the <> signs. If the ending > is missing or the string is too long, TC cuts down the string and appends the missing >.
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You CANNOT leave out the <> signs.
I see. But in my case the leading < was missing.
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