Ignore unknown commands if they start with G, M, or T#2193
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Ignore unknown commands if they start with G, M, or T
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Revert to the previous behavior of
process_next_commandwhich is to throw an error if a command is given which doesn't start withG,M, orT. If a command starting withG,M, orTis unknown, it will fail silently.(This might be a good candidate for a new
M111debugging flag.)