> Doing
>
> vim -c 'vim9cmd g:["my-output-dir"] = "vglob-dir"'
>
> give this error
>
> Error detected while processing command line:
> E461: Illegal variable name: my-output-dir
>
> Turns out
>
> vim9script
> g:["foo-bar"] = "baz"
>
> also fails.
Both errors are intended: You cannot use a dash in a variable name.
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