Copperbox revision 564.
Some work on printing uncommon key signatures (e.g. signatures with both sharps and flats). However this work is not very good and incomplete - the implement has partial functions that throw errors (which is unsatisfactory as a general rule) and missing functionality. It might be better simply to provide a user hook so that someone wanting an unusual key signature can simply supply it as literal LilyPond snippet.
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