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Any time you get that pop up regarding the file conflict, you must click "YES to all" every time it pops up, if you don't the files will not download properly for that particular workshop item.
If you are downloading a different workshop item that uses the same paths and file names as this one, those files are going to replace this one or vice versa if you download this one and replace the files of a different workshop item and they are located in the workshop mod folder.
The way you get around the conflict is to move the path/files to a different mod folder after the workshop item has downloaded then unsub the item so you're not bugged every time you start SFM.
These files are VMT material files and are the files that control the way the textures look and contain the codes for how they are controlled (ie the color swath for painting them)
This files come down to the game\workshop mod folder when you sub the item and settles in the materials\models\player\medic\ path. This file is meant to replace the original file found in your game\TF (and the extracted TF2 game files) found in the materials\models\player\medic\ file path. This is a required path obtained from the model and ANY material VMT files that paints this portion of the model MUST be in this exact mod folder\materials\models\player\medic\ path to work.
So, what this means is that any workshop item that you download that uses the medic_backpack_blue.vmt material will want to replace that file if one already exists in the workshop\materials\\models\player\medic\ path, hence the conflict and the reason for the pop up.
Personally, the way I avoid these workshop conflicts is by creating new mod folders for these generic material and texture files and move the downloaded file paths and names from the workshop folder into them then give that mod folder prioity for the session it in.
It is a pain in the butt to set up sometimes, but I don't have the conflict pop up jumping up everytime I sub a new item and I'm not replacing files when I sub new workshop items (especially the generic ones like this.)