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This client library doesn't have a basic set of unit tests yet.
This is pretty bad, especially when we aim to accept new contributions.
These tests act as a safety net to ensure existing functionality still works.
The way google/go-github setups and runs their tests is pretty nice for the code structure.
Maybe it is the way to go to copy this approach
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After a plugin runs, the first half or so of the following prompt is cutting cut off. This appears to be an issue on the handler side because the target is sending the full prompt over the network. I think it might have something to do with the mutex that blocks output while a plugin is running.