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- A substitution arg is categorized as "subst", but was tested for "substitution". - The Arguments::is_multipart method was triggering on '/', which is wrong, but I can't remember why I put it in there. Hmmm. - When extracting a write-filter, substitutions after the command were generating an error, whereas they should be ignored. - Task::substitute was modifying data even when the patterns were not matching. Yikes. - Added unit tests for en-passant modification of all types during done, delete, start, stop.
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