"RGRT"4#v(0"dedaol RGRT :DOOG">:#,_$a,   v
        >0"dedaol ton RGRT :DAB">:#,_$a,@
v;v<;                                    <
  vz><0"atled tcerroc htiw detrats reggirt :DOOG">:#,_$a,'>fep@
  >> <0"atled gnorw htiw detrats reggirt :DAB">:#,_$a,01-q@

>33#vZ0"tcelfer ton did Z :DOOG">:#,_$a,              v
    >0"detcelfer dna detnemelpminu si Z :DAB">:#,_$a,@
v                                                     <
>#vA0"snur llits PI lanigiro :DOOG">:#,_$a,v
  >0"detcelfer A :DAB">:#,_$a,@
v                                          <
>0"pool etinifni gniretne :OFNI">:#,_$a,v
v                                       <
>'>53p'>'>54p ><v
v               <
>0"pool etinifni didnu reggirt :DOOG">:#,_$a,@


Expected Output:
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GOOD: TRGR loaded
GOOD: Z did not reflect
GOOD: original IP still runs
INFO: entering infinite loop
GOOD: trigger started with correct delta
GOOD: trigger undid infinite loop

Notes: The trigger initially starts with an endless loop in order to
       prevent its output being interlaced with the original IP

       After the original IP displays its message it undos the infinite
       loop in the trigger code and then enters its own infinite loop

       After the trigger displays its message it will undo the infinite
       loop of the main IP and then exit

       Once unlocked the first IP will print its message and terminate

       If any infinite loop remains then the test must be considered
       a fail