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When a context mapping key is defined in an element, the same key may not be defined again in a sub-element. This behaviour is useful to avoid a certain class of mistakes but the opposite is also sometimes useful when, in a large list of elements, a single elements stands out and has to override the context.
When a context mapping key is defined in an element, the same key may not be defined again in a sub-element. This behaviour is useful to avoid a certain class of mistakes but the opposite is also sometimes useful when, in a large list of elements, a single elements stands out and has to override the context.
Example:
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