[Validator] fix: Case-insensitive extensions in File-Constraint #48866
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This PR fixes the problem described in #48859 by normalizing the checked file-extension in the File Constraint to lowercase, when the
extensionscheck is used. Previously a file with a.TXTextension was considered invalid, when the.txtextension was allowed by the Constraint. The test case was also updated.