FIX: Retain parent FOR loop's $idx variable in IF command content#423
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As described in the README, the IF command is implemented using a FOR loop with 1 or 0 iterations.
A side-effect of this is that the $idx variable is also reset to 0 within the IF command content. For example:
will generate:
when expected output would be:
This pull request changes the behaviour so that the output is as expected and the innermost FOR loop $idx value is retained.