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[fix] fix transitive target failure check in bloop export #287
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#261 accidentally switched the predicate to test if any transitive targets failed, resulting in direct failures causing project imports to fail, and transitive ones to succeed. This is the opposite of what should happen.
This changes it back, and adds a unit test.