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Contributions may be (not limited to) the following:
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#196 introduced a double up of each entry that wasn't caught in review. In order to prevent repeat cases of this, or minor double ups, a Github actions entry should be created that checks for any double ups of the program name at the time when a new pull request is created, and if so, fail the case.