While trying to run the website locally using:

scala-cli build.scala -- serve

I encountered a Laika parsing error caused by duplicate paths under .well-known:

Duplicate path: /.well-known/openpgpkey/policy
Duplicate path: /.well-known/security.txt

After investigating the build configuration, I noticed that the input tree includes:

.addDirectory("src")

and also explicitly adds:

.addDirectory("src/.well-known", Path.Root / ".well-known")

There is a comment in the code stating:

// Laika skips .dotfiles by default

which suggests that .well-known would normally be ignored when scanning src.
However, in my local setup it appears that the .well-known directory is already included through .addDirectory("src"), so adding it again results in duplicate paths during parsing.

When I comment out the following line:

.addDirectory("src/.well-known", Path.Root / ".well-known")

the site builds and runs successfully.

I wanted to ask whether this explicit directory mapping is still required with the current Laika version, or if it may now be redundant.

For reference, I have attached the stack trace produced during the build.

Happy to adjust the fix if there is a preferred approach.