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Add support for “known failures” to transcripts #5394

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Add support for “known failures” to transcripts #5394

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  1. Added support for known failures in transcripts 

    Fixes unisonweb#5350.
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  2. Add the first “known failure” transcript 

    Shows that unisonweb#5337 is _not_ fixed.
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  3. Add an :incorrect transcript tag 

    This is basically the opposite of `:failure` – it indicates that a
successful result is incorrect. The correct result may either be an
error (which will be caught by the transcript runner) or a different
result then what is currently expected (which won’t be caught by the
runner, but the appearance of `:incorrect` conveys to the programmer
that the output.md diff may be an improvement from the previous state).
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  4. Add first :incorrect transcript 

    Shows that unisonweb#5178 is _not_ fixed.
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