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Also use the @NAME@ placeholder over the hard-coded "remembering" value.
Update tests/clip-opts.sh to match.
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$XDG_DATA_HOME
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funtions to the top
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's|\./remembering|./src/remembering|g'
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assert_grep_stream
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The test_stdin_is_empty was adapted so it wouldn't exit with status 1.
The previous implementation would effectively do:
printf '' | grep ''
which returns 1, and the test would fail.
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Now the profile will be an ever growing list, remembering every possible
option ever presented to it.
The tests in tests/ranking.sh already expected this behaviour and were
broken, but now they work.
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