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Changes for library/inc/argo/action/run.hpp: 3 added lines, 3 removed lines.
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		@@ -63,20 +63,20 @@ Run<Type> run(const typename Run<Type>::function_type &fnc)
		{
		return Run<Type>{ fnc };
		}
		//!Creates an action that accepts a callback with prototype `bool(core::Context &, const Type)`. By default, `Type = std::string`.
		//!\overload Creates an action that accepts a callback with prototype `bool(core::Context &, const Type)`. By default, `Type = std::string`.
		template <typename Type = std::string>
		Run<Type> run(const typename Run<Type>::function_with_context_type &fnc)
		{
		return Run<Type>{ fnc };
		}
		//Wrappers
		//!Creates an action that accepts a callback with prototype `bool(core::Context &)`.
		//!\overload Creates an action that accepts a callback with prototype `bool(core::Context &)`.
		inline Run<std::string> run(const std::function<bool(core::Context &)> &fnc)
		{
		auto wrapper = [fnc](core::Context &context, const std::string &value) { fnc(context); return true; };
		return run(wrapper);
		}
		//!Creates an action that accepts a callback with prototype `void()`. Note that this is the most trivial way of attaching a stateless, non-failing callback to a handler.
		//!\overload Creates an action that accepts a callback with prototype `void()`. Note that this is the most trivial way of attaching a stateless, non-failing callback to a handler.
		inline Run<std::string> run(const std::function<void()> &fnc)
		{
		auto wrapper = [fnc](const std::string &value) { fnc(); return true; };