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When the iterable length is evenly divisible by the slice count, do not append fill_with to every slice. Fixes pallets#2118.
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Summary
Fixes #2118
When the iterable length is evenly divisible by the slice count, the
slicefilter incorrectly appendedfill_withto every slice. Padding should only happen for the trailing partial slice when length does not divide evenly.Test plan
test_slice_even_division_does_not_padcovering[1,2,3,4]|slice(4,'X')test_slicestill passes