include seems to cache the file contents somehow

[AdrickTench]

The test file output_load_tests.metta tests modifying and loading a file. At certain points include exhibit strange, incorrect behavior. For example, the include for the ;; update overwrites but does not clear section:

Info: File /home/atench/mettalog/metta-wam/tests/baseline_compat/hyperon-mettalog_sanity/output_load_tests.tmp is 40 bytes (4 lines)
 (bar 1)
 (bar 2)
 (bar 3)
 (bar 4)
 (bar 5)
 (bar 6)

The actual contents of the file at that point are

"(bar 5)"
"(bar 6)"
"(bar 3)"
"(bar 4)"

The print out even correctly indicates that the file is 4 lines, but somehow include behaves as if the file was

 (bar 1)
 (bar 2)
 (bar 3)
 (bar 4)
 (bar 5)
 (bar 6)

and loads all of that into the space.

[TeamSPoon]

would you PR the output_load_tests.metta (the test that will help reproduce this)

If needbe allow it to use a shell script to alter the .tmp (shell! "./....sh") to invoke the changes.. (you might already be doing this)

i have a feeling that we want the include script lets say it contained 1 - 2 .. then you change remove 1- 2 and add 3-6 .. that we dont want the old contents to get deleted .. (everytime include is called on the same file, we want to treat it as if it came from a whole new file)

but i think you still are running into a bug that it not noticing the change and getting any new content.