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As far as I can tell, this information hasn't been used in files saved after 4.0. There's no reason to be reading and writing it alongside data we do use
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This data is read into an `unordered_map` which does not allow duplicates. Only the first entries should have been used. However, I found some discrepancies between macOS and Linux. For an Ab chord, macOS was using the first entry as expected. Linux was using the second. I have a feeling this is due to a faulty `hash` implementation for `String`. It seemed like on Linux the collision wasn't noticed in `insert` and the original entry overwritten. I couldn't get this working and removing redundant entries seemed a sensible thing to do anyway.
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This was causing overflows somewhere and causing `transposeTpc` to return different values on macOS and Linux
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Resolves: #23712