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papyrium-core
The heart of Papyrium, a virtual vintage printer. It defines the extension
axes (transports first; languages, printer models and outputs to follow),
a conformance suite for each axis that plug-in packages run in their own
tests, in-process test doubles, and the spooler that captures every byte
a printer receives into per-job .prn files.
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