fix rm dir rule to make it case insensitive
In bash the output for the command `rm -f foo/` is:
rm: cannot remove ‘foo/’: Is a directory
And not:
rm: cannot remove ‘foo/’: is a directory
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@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ from thefuck.utils import sudo_support
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@sudo_support
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def match(command, settings):
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return ('rm' in command.script
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and 'is a directory' in command.stderr)
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and 'is a directory' in command.stderr.lower())
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@sudo_support
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