Allow Using @module Multiple Times in a File #355
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Referenced issue: lunarmodules#305
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Adds option
multimodulethat can be set to allow@module,@script, etc. to be used multiple times in a single file.Please let me know if there would be a better name than
multimoduleto use. It was the first thing I came up with.Closes: #305