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When I said, "that probably means it's a doc issue", I meant that, even if it is a bug, for backward compatibility reasons we'd have to just document the behavior.  Fixing the bug would then be a new feature (new keyword to change the behavior or some such).  (ie: the fix to a design bug is a feature :)

Now, if it turns out that the bug lies elsewhere, or that changing the current statement-reset behavior wouldn't actually change the meaning of anyone's program if we changed it, then we could fix it as a bug.  But we'll need to understand the bug in detail before we can make that determination.