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44 same json use by multiple tasks #99

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This unit test ensures that the same json is being used by two different tasks but it also makes sure that task 1 is completed before task 2. So it checks the order of tasks completed.
Closes #44

@sitapriyamoorthi sitapriyamoorthi self-assigned this Feb 5, 2025
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Works great locally and on PROOF, good demonstration of sequential tasks due to output dependency, just added on small sentence change to the README for clarity. Feel free to take it or leave it and merge at will. Thanks @sitapriyamoorthi !

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@tefirman tefirman merged commit f29e983 into main Feb 11, 2025
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