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With changes I have made, I'll need to add a name key here now, which is now required. I'll merge this and add it in. Could you test this again after I make that change?
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I'll add Author comments to the top of this file and others to credit you. Let me know if there is a preferred name you would like in the files via email or just comments on GitHub.
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Cool! just use my github username ynonp
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