Support Short-circuit load #261
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Thanks! Please see inline comments.
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Thanks for the follow up! Few more styling comments.
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What problem should be fixed?
Short-circuit load #180
Note: When ShortCircuit and Loose are both true, ShortCircuit has priority over Loose.
Have you added test cases to catch the problem?
Yes, all CI pass the test.