Remove superfluous run keys from tasks
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The "Task" task runner tool is used to perform common development operations for the project. Tasks may call other tasks. Under certain conditions, this can result in the same task being called redundantly. This can be avoided by using the `run` key to configure so that all but the first call will be ignored. Previously such a configuration was used in some tasks which will never be called redundantly. That configuration only makes the tasks more difficult to understand and maintain, without any benefit. For this reason, the `run` keys are removed from these tasks.
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The "Task" task runner tool is used to perform common development operations for the project.
Tasks may call other tasks. Under certain conditions, this can result in the same task being called redundantly. This can be avoided by using the
runkey to configure so that all but the first call will be ignored.Previously such a configuration was used in some tasks which will never be called redundantly. That configuration only makes the tasks more difficult to understand and maintain, without any benefit. For this reason, the
runkeys are removed from these tasks.