Remove [System.Exception] from try snippets. #297
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After long discussion on PSMVP alias it seems that there's a bug with catch [System.Exception]. If there are two catch statements and the "general" case uses "catch [System.Exception" instead of "catch" the general case will run instead of the more specific exception!! That's pretty mind blowing. Fix PowerShell#296
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After long discussion on PSMVP alias it seems that there's a bug with catch [System.Exception]. If there are two catch statements and the "general" case uses "catch [System.Exception" instead of "catch" the general case will run instead of the more specific exception!! That's pretty mind blowing. Fix #296