#616: deduplicate repos matched by overlapping masks in unmask_repos - #618
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Closes #616.
Fbe.unmask_reposappended matches from every inclusion mask independently, so a repository matched by both an exact-name mask and a wildcard mask (e.g.yegor256/factbase,Yegor256/*) survived to the final list twice and was yielded — and processed — twice per run. Arepos.uniq!now runs right after the exclusion pass, before the archived-repos filter, so duplicates also don't cost an extraocto.repositorycall each.The new test reproduces the overlap from the issue and asserts the list is duplicate-free while still containing the doubly-matched repo; it fails on master.
Tests: 13 tests, 0 failures; rubocop: no offenses.