V4 preset: ignore @omit select and @omit insert#3090
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…elect` like V4 would. Previously, the V4 preset would silently turn `@omit select` into `-select`, which differs to V4's handling of this. (Note: `@omit read` is probably what you're looking for, `@omit select` is silently ignored.)
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@omit select@omit select and @omit insert
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V4 ignored
@omit select(@omit readis what's supported) and@omit insert(@omit createis what's supported). V5 was accidentally turning these into@behavior -selectand@behavior -insertrespectively, which is a significant departure from V4's behavior.