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new shortcircuit patch, against trunk
Here is a new, less-intrusive short-circuiting patch against trunk.
It moves the implementation to a plugin,
Mail::SpamAssassin::Plugin::Shortcircuit, which implements the s/c logic. This
is made possible with a new plugin API and a flag-setting API on the
PerMsgStatus object.
It is still necessary to dot the PerMsgStatus code with calls like:
return if (exists $self->{shortcircuit_flag});
I can't see a way to do it efficiently otherwise, unfortunately. Other
than that, though, the logic is all now in a plugin; in particular,
deciding *when* that flag is set all takes place there.
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