Fix amalgamation #681
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Fix amalgamation #681
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The "ignore" method used to force the opening of the file. Some editors (emacs) create symbolic links to use as synchronization locks. Those links have an extension that matches the opened file, but the links themselves do not point to an existing file, thus causing Babel to attempt to open a file that does not exist. This fix skips opening of a file altogether when using the method "ignore" in the mapping file.
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## master #681 +/- ##
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- Coverage 90.98% 90.97% -0.02%
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Files 24 24
Lines 4173 4175 +2
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+ Hits 3797 3798 +1
- Misses 376 377 +1
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Includes the code from these two PRs: