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…order - not sure if that is required from the example.
Merge branch 'erlang' of https://github.com/erlsyd/exercism.io into erlang
I needed to change the test names due to erlang needing the module name to match the filename.
Conflicts: assignments/erlang/anagram/anagram_test.erl assignments/erlang/anagram/example.erl assignments/erlang/beer-song/beer_song_test.erl assignments/erlang/beer-song/example.erl assignments/erlang/bob/example.erl assignments/erlang/point-mutations/dna_tests.erl assignments/erlang/rna-transcription/example.erl assignments/erlang/rna-transcription/rna_transcription_test.erl assignments/erlang/word-count/example.erl assignments/erlang/word-count/word_count_test.erl lib/exercism/curriculum/erlang.rb
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