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When interpreting the #partest pragma in check files, also look for
compiler flags that were provided using the partest.scalac_opts system
property. That is, for example, when running
SCALAC_OPTS="-Ydelambdafy:method" test/partest test/files/...
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When interpreting the #partest pragma in check files, also look for
compiler flags that were provided using the partest.scalac_opts system
property. That is, for example, when running