Fix handling of the include directive
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The bug in handling of the `include` directive is two parts: - The doInclude method almost spliced the token set correctly, if it weren't for an off-by-one error. - After importing and splicing the token set, the current wasn't updated to token from the included file. So the same `include` token became the active directive in that loop.
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The bug in handling of the
includedirective is two parts:The
doIncludemethod almost spliced the token set correctly, if it weren't for an off-by-one error.After importing and splicing the token set, the current wasn't updated to token from the included file. So the same
includetoken became the active directive in that loop.