fix: #[should_panic] breaks multiple #[ignore]
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If a `#[should_panic]` was parsed before a duplicate `#[ignore]`, then the duplicate `#[ignore]` would lead to an "unknown attribute" compilation error.
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An edge case I came across.
Sidenote: Should probably move to a more robust system that avoids these edge cases, particularly as the number of macros increases.