interpretation of collection names: msg#00098

Subject:	interpretation of collection names

I've noticed something interesting. When I have a collection
named "foo", then it will contain branches "foo.bar1" and
"foo.bar2", but it will _also_ contain "foobar.bad".
Apparently Monotone does not enforce the existence of the
dot when matching the branch names.

Is this a bug or a feature?

Peter

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