[BUGFIX release] Ensure that it is possible to experiment with syntax. #15208
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This corrects an issue in 2.13 where `experimentalMacros` was being cleared once each callback had been ran once therefore making it impossible to add syntax that work across multiple tests. This also adds a test to excercise the `registerMacros` concept, just to make sure that we maintain the general capability (though the APIs can certainly change).
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This corrects an issue in 2.13 where
experimentalMacroswas being cleared once each callback had been ran once therefore making it impossible to add syntax that work across multiple tests.This also adds a test to excercise the
registerMacrosconcept, just to make sure that we maintain the general capability (though the APIs can certainly change).