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Add failing test ensuring that splattributes can be forwarded. #17146

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chancancode commented Dec 20, 2018

If anyone has the cycles to help (@cibernox?), PR-ing a failing test to https://github.com/glimmerjs/glimmer-vm (and maybe cc @wycats there 😄) would help speed up the investigation

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(It may also have been fixed on glimmer-vm master, so you couldn't get the test to fail it's probably still worth PR-ing there)

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I am free to help tomorrow all day. Pairing or anything.

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