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Some people are really picky about their buffer numbers and not having unlisted, unloaded buffers in the buffer list. I personally don't care and like the fact that marks and stuff are retained between runs, but I don't care enough to really fight it. This is cleaner afterall.

Closes #879

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Some people are really picky about their buffer numbers and not having
unlisted, unloaded buffers in the buffer list. I personally don't care
and like the fact that marks and stuff are retained between runs, but I
don't care enough to really fight it. This is cleaner afterall.

Closes #879
The comment explains, badly, that there is a bug somewhere that when we
wipe out the disassembly buffers, we end up with:

|| Caught exception in Test_Disassembly_Open_Close(): Vim(py3):vim.error: Vim(py3):vim.error: attempt to refer to deleted buffer

But I can't work out why exactly. Wiping out the buffer causes this, but
deleting the buffer doesn't.
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Many unlisted buffers are left opened after :VimspectorReset

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