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Specific values for these tasks get chosen way more often than other in
mawk, and it seems to be caused by the random seed being above a certain
value. Not sure if it's a bug or how it interacts with the POSIX
standard, but this seems to fix it.
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Mostly inspired by suggestions from gawk --lint
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I forgot that Debian's awk(1) is still a mawk that doesn't implement
e.g. [:alpha:]
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Looks like awk(1) implementations vary in how they interpret option
arguments.
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Removes the need for the temporary file. Also refactor pks(6df) to
accommodate it.
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Needs a lot of random numbers, but only one pass
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I've got a better idea, though
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