i have a filter file that i generated by another process. using sed it is made to looks like this:

first of all, the line with two sets of square brackets causes rclone to die in the ass:
rclone -v --include='[123-123] [456 456]/**' copy /blah/ remote:blah/

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I can escape the square brackets like [123-123] [456 456]/** and it will not fail, and it will match.

Since this is dynamically generated and rclone can’t handle the special characters, even inside quotes, I need to use sed to escape all those characters. is there a list of all the characters i need to find and escape?

I am using this to make it work for now, but I still get the blob errors on some names:
sed -e 's/.*///' -e 's/[^a-zA-Z 0-9-]/&/g' -e 's/$//**/'

is there a better way?