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This adds support for passing in a full pin declaration as the pin parameter on a source declaration. It keeps the old behaviour intact, you can still simply do `pin => '10'` and it will pin on origin with a priority of 10. Should that not be what you want you can now pass in a full pin declaration instead. We make no assumptions here, whatever you pass in will be passed through to pin as-is with the exception of the values for `ensure` and `before` which are always overridden by us to ensure everything keeps working as designed. |
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