Sorry about that.
I thought I prevented this because usually after I do a commit, I make a new folder and check out the project from scratch and make sure it builds.
There isn't any files.h in the project. There used to be, but I renamed it. The line that includes it should have been erased.
I think the reason the program builds for me anyway is that my copy of Visual Studio is set to look for include files in another project that happens to have an unrelated file called "files.h."
If you erase "#include files.h" I think it will build. Or wait till tomorrow and I'll do a new commit.
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