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Add a state property to Command #455

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Add a state property to Command #455

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Title.
The intention is that this will make it easier to tell exactly where the command is. My idea is that it can be used for #433, since it might be necessary to make a distinction between a command that was never started, and everything else.

Also marked it a breaking change because I removed the #exited property, as #state supersedes it.
Booleans do a poor job sometimes :)

Most LOC in this PR are coming from moving a few tests around.

@gustavohenke gustavohenke added this to the v9 milestone Dec 12, 2023
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coverage: 99.2% (+0.003%) from 99.197%
when pulling 212d579 on command-state
into 0c64306 on main.

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happy new year 🥳

@gustavohenke gustavohenke merged commit 2c77c8b into main Jan 3, 2024
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@gustavohenke gustavohenke deleted the command-state branch January 3, 2024 14:21
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