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Prior to these commits method-level @Sql declarations always overrode class-level @Sql declarations, which required developers to redeclare class-level @Sql declarations on test methods (e.g., via copy-and-paste) in order to combine them with method-level @Sql declarations. These commits provide developers the ability to optionally merge class-level and method-level @Sql declarations via a new @SqlMergeMode annotation that can be applied at the class level or method level, with method-level declarations of @SqlMergeMode overriding class-level declarations. For example, @SqlMergeMode(MERGE) switches from the default OVERRIDE behavior to merging behavior, with class-level SQL scripts and statements executed before method-level SQL scripts and statements. Closes gh-1835
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