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bob: update cases to reflect more inclusive language #1317

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This PR updates the bob cases to reflect more inclusive language that before. For details please see: exercism/problem-specifications#1630

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version should be bumped too, use generator under .meta folder.

@ferhatelmas ferhatelmas changed the title updating bob cases to reflect more inclusive language bob: update cases to reflect more inclusive language Jan 17, 2020
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@sebito91 FYI, updated PR title, let's try to be consistent (exercise-slug: description)

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Thanks @ferhatelmas will fix that now. Also fixes #1318

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LGTM

@ferhatelmas ferhatelmas merged commit ae8627e into exercism:master Jan 17, 2020
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