On macOS, copying an image file from Finder results in pasting a generic image icon, instead of the image data #4004

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  ┃  what's in this image? [Image 1]
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  ┃   img  clipboard
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  ┃  danb (2:47:21 PM)
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     This image shows a massive inflatable rubber duck in a parking lot. The giant yellow duck has a bright orange bill and a dark eye, and it dwarfs
     the surrounding area—you can see cars, buildings, and trees in the background that are tiny in comparison. There are people standing near it for
     scale, and the parking lot has blue and yellow barrier markers around it. The sky is partly cloudy and blue, making for a striking backdrop. This
     appears to be some kind of public art installation or promotional event.

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  ┃  what's in this image? [Image 1]
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  ┃   img  clipboard
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  ┃  danb (2:48:01 PM)
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     This is a file icon representing a JPG image file. The icon shows a white document with a folded corner, and features a magnifying glass over a
     preview of a coastal landscape photo (showing ocean, rocks, and sky). Below the icon is the text "JPG" indicating the file format. This is a
     typical macOS or generic desktop icon used to represent JPEG image files.

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  ┃  what's in this image? '/Users/danb/Desktop/image.jpg'
  ┃  danb (2:49:47 PM)
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     I'll read that image file for you.

     → Read ../Desktop/image.jpg

     This is the same giant inflatable rubber duck image from earlier. It shows a massive yellow duck with an orange bill and dark eye in a parking lot.
      The duck is surrounded by blue and yellow parking barriers, with small groups of people standing nearby for scale. In the background, you can see
     parked cars, buildings, and trees under a partly cloudy blue sky. It's clearly a large public art installation or promotional event.

     Build anthropic/claude-haiku-4.5