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Description of Work
Fixes #546
Adds command line option to allow tests to be run with default installation.
Testing Instructions
Function: Does the change do what it's supposed to?
Tests: Does it pass? Is there adequate coverage for new code?
Style: Is the coding style consistent? Is anything overly confusing?
Documentation: Is there a suitable change to documentation for this change?