although this time, it is a display issue only (you can open the file, although if you're talking about a custom folder icon, where the actual data is in a resource fork or extended attribute or whatever the hell Apple is calling them now, it doesn't make a lot of sense to be trying to edit it in Neovim — the data fork is 0 bytes).
Like these lovely custom folder icon files that macOS creates — note the messed-up wrapping:
Icon$'\r'git statusshows it as"Icon\r"lsprintsIcon?Echoes of the past:
although this time, it is a display issue only (you can open the file, although if you're talking about a custom folder icon, where the actual data is in a resource fork or extended attribute or whatever the hell Apple is calling them now, it doesn't make a lot of sense to be trying to edit it in Neovim — the data fork is 0 bytes).