test: hold the inset sides to whole declarations - #740
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Each of these classes writes one longhand, which the substring never said: it asserted the declaration was somewhere in the sheet, not that it was the only one the class emits. That an inset side writes its own longhand and nothing beside it is the half worth pinning. The values are the ones already pinned here, so nothing is re-derived; what is new is the claim that the list ends there.
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Each of these classes writes one longhand, which the substring never said — it asserted the declaration was somewhere in the sheet, not that it was the only one the class emits. That an inset side writes its own longhand and nothing beside it is the half worth pinning.
The values are the ones already pinned here, so nothing is re-derived; what is new is the claim that the list ends there.