Fix bug with bisect and custom error codes #2732
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Fix bug with bisect and custom error codes
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Fix bug with bisect and custom error codes
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…-status-for-bisect Fix bug with bisect and custom error codes --- This commit was imported from rspec/rspec-core@fa04fdb.
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The bisector was hardcoded to return 1 for failure rather than a custom error code if configured.