Fix #83, allow the EDS MsgIDs to fully match baseline build#84
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Update the MsgID mapping logic such that it can exactly reproduce the MsgID values used in the baseline / non-EDS build. This allows one to switch back and forth between an EDS and non-EDS workflow without disrupting MsgID values.
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Describe the contribution
Update the MsgID mapping logic such that it can exactly reproduce the MsgID values used in the baseline / non-EDS build.
This allows one to switch back and forth between an EDS and non-EDS workflow without disrupting MsgID values.
Fixes #83
Testing performed
Build and run all tests
Expected behavior changes
MsgIDs can be preserved between EDS and non-EDS builds
System(s) tested on
Debian
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Joseph Hickey, Vantage Systems, Inc.