bob 1.1.0.4: Add yelling question rule#632
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Closes exercism/problem-specifications#943. It was possible for a message directed to Bob to be both a question and yelling, which meant it was unclear which rule should take effect. Resolve ambiguity by simply adding a rule for that case. exercism/problem-specifications#1025
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Closes exercism/problem-specifications#943.
It was possible for a message directed to Bob to be both a question and
yelling, which meant it was unclear which rule should take effect.
Resolve ambiguity by simply adding a rule for that case.
exercism/problem-specifications#1025