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Due to the way the parsing logic works for multiline commands, abbreviations didn't function properly with mutliline commands. So to avoid confusion, this commit deals with this issue by simply disallowing abbreviations for multiline commands altogether. A warning has been added to the section on abbreviations in the documentation to hopefully make this clear for users.
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Addressed this issue as best I could.
The way the pyparsing logic works, it would have been extremely difficult to actually support abbreviated versions of multiline commands.
So abbreviated commands are now explicitly disallowed. The documentation has been updated and a unit test was added.
This closes #103