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…sc#827) * Changed x64;AnyCPU to only AnyCPU in all project files * One more change * Nuget - 3. Me - 0 * Started initial structure * Revert "Started initial structure" This reverts commit f06cbc0. * Reverted mod localization change. * Enhance handling of terminal modifications in digestion Improved logic in `DigestionProduct.cs` to ensure correct application of N-terminal and C-terminal modifications to biopolymers, preventing overwriting unless the new modification is more specific. Updated assertions and modification order in test cases to reflect changes, enhancing accuracy and robustness of the digestion process. --------- Co-authored-by: Nic Bollis <nbollis@wisc.edu>
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