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Test for consistency in ordered bidicts after handling duplicate keys/values
(when passing python's -O flag, this would previously fail
due to reliance on side effects in assert statements)::

    >>> from bidict import OrderedBidict, DuplicationError, RAISE, DROP_OLD, OnDup
    >>> b = OrderedBidict([(0, 1)])
    >>> exc = None
    >>> try:
    ...     b.update([(0, 2), (3, 4), (5, 4)])
    ... except DuplicationError as e:
    ...     exc = e
    >>> exc is not None
    True
    >>> len(b.inv)
    1

    >>> exc = None
    >>> try:
    ...     b.putall([(2, 1), (2, 3)], OnDup(key=RAISE, val=DROP_OLD))
    ... except DuplicationError as e:
    ...     exc = e
    >>> exc is not None
    True
    >>> len(b)
    1

    >>> b.forceupdate([(0, 1), (2, 3), (0, 3)])
    >>> b
    OrderedBidict([(0, 3)])

Test for consistency updating an ordered bidict's inverse:

    >>> b.inv[3] = 'UPDATED KEY'
    >>> b
    OrderedBidict([('UPDATED KEY', 3)])
    >>> b.inv
    OrderedBidict([(3, 'UPDATED KEY')])

    >>> b.inv.forceput('UPDATED VAL', 'UPDATED KEY')
    >>> b
    OrderedBidict([('UPDATED KEY', 'UPDATED VAL')])
    >>> b.inv
    OrderedBidict([('UPDATED VAL', 'UPDATED KEY')])

    >>> b.inv['NEW VAL'] = 'NEW KEY'
    >>> b
    OrderedBidict([('UPDATED KEY', 'UPDATED VAL'), ('NEW KEY', 'NEW VAL')])
    >>> b.inv
    OrderedBidict([('UPDATED VAL', 'UPDATED KEY'), ('NEW VAL', 'NEW KEY')])

    >>> b.inv.forceput('NEW VAL', 'UPDATED KEY')
    >>> b
    OrderedBidict([('UPDATED KEY', 'NEW VAL')])
    >>> b.inv
    OrderedBidict([('NEW VAL', 'UPDATED KEY')])

    >>> b.inv.update([('NEWER VAL', 'NEWER KEY'), ('NEW VAL', 'NEW KEY'), ('FAIL!', 'NEW KEY')])
    Traceback (most recent call last):
        ...
    ValueDuplicationError: NEW KEY
    >>> b
    OrderedBidict([('UPDATED KEY', 'NEW VAL')])
    >>> b.inv
    OrderedBidict([('NEW VAL', 'UPDATED KEY')])

    >>> b.inv.forceupdate([('NEWER VAL', 'NEWER KEY'), ('NEW VAL', 'NEW KEY'), ('SUCCESS!', 'NEW KEY')])
    >>> b
    OrderedBidict([('NEW KEY', 'SUCCESS!'), ('NEWER KEY', 'NEWER VAL')])
    >>> b.inv
    OrderedBidict([('SUCCESS!', 'NEW KEY'), ('NEWER VAL', 'NEWER KEY')])

Test move_to_end here so it shows up in pytest's coverage report
(its hypothesis tests may not always hit all code paths,
and the doctests in the Sphinx docs don't get counted in the coverage report)::

    >>> b.move_to_end('NEW KEY')
    >>> b
    OrderedBidict([('NEWER KEY', 'NEWER VAL'), ('NEW KEY', 'SUCCESS!')])
    >>> b.move_to_end('NEW KEY', last=False)
    >>> b
    OrderedBidict([('NEW KEY', 'SUCCESS!'), ('NEWER KEY', 'NEWER VAL')])
    >>> b.move_to_end('NOT FOUND')
    Traceback (most recent call last):
        ...
    KeyError: 'NOT FOUND'