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@zwoop fixed, i forgot to add the new string to that test case. Added, and
the test is passing locally. Its a bit of a pain to add overrideable config--
as it has to be added in ~5 places
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Weird:
REGRESSION TEST SDK_API_OVERRIDABLE_CONFIGS started
FATAL: InkAPI.cc:8354: failed assertion
`sdk_sanity_check_null_ptr((void *)name) == TS_SUCCESS`
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