Fixed
- A slice that is committed with every task done is never handed out to be
built again. An amendment that only records what the slice already
built now has it checked, instead of starting its whole build over. - When two builds share one checkout and QualityLayer refuses to commit a
file the other build also changed, it says what to do next: commit this
slice's part by hand, then runqualitylayer commit sliceagain to
record the slice. - Research always writes What the goal puts at risk, at least one line,
right after its findings. - Running QualityLayer's own test suite uses only the processor cores that
are free, so two builds testing at once no longer slow the computer to a
crawl.