bastet writes the scores file using double-quotes around the name for some reason (probably to avoid some kind of injection?), but reads the file without removing the double-quotes. The scorer name then appears as "tester" instead of tester in the scoreboard, quitting the game makes bastet write ""tester"" as name. So every time the game scorer file is written, double-quotes get added to the scorer name.
Since bastet reads the scorer name from the scorer file without removing the double-quotes or (un-)escaping anything, the easiest way to work around this is to make bastet not write double-quotes around the scorer name.
bastet writes the scores file using double-quotes around the name for some reason (probably to avoid some kind of injection?), but reads the file without removing the double-quotes. The scorer name then appears as
"tester"
instead oftester
in the scoreboard, quitting the game makes bastet write""tester""
as name. So every time the game scorer file is written, double-quotes get added to the scorer name.Since bastet reads the scorer name from the scorer file without removing the double-quotes or (un-)escaping anything, the easiest way to work around this is to make bastet not write double-quotes around the scorer name.