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adds test to check possible bug #595

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In the context of #302, I'd like to check if the expected behaviour of the merge_contextvars called outside of the async functions, after they have been called, is to have the values set inside of then unbind.

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hynek commented Feb 14, 2024

I hope this has been resolved/explained in #302

@hynek hynek closed this Feb 14, 2024
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