The main impetuous was "\" is the namespace character, so I want namespace errors to not have double backslashes everywhere.
After finding that, it turned out we were escaping all exceptions in the command line, which is wrong. We only want the escaping when we are in server mode (emulating apache)
I basically pushed what we were doing in ##error_log## down to ##Logger::Log##.
I. Language Internals
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1. ext_variable 30 x
2. ext_function 14 x
3. ext_class 15 x
4. ext_error 11 x
5. ext_misc 25 x
6. ext_options 46 x
7. ext_apache 14 x
8. ext_session 20 x
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175 x
II. Data Types
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01. ext_string 90 x
02. ext_url 10 x
03. ext_datetime 37 x
04. ext_array 72 x
05. ext_hash 10 x
06. ext_mcrypt 37 x
07. ext_openssl 39 x
08. ext_math 48 x
09. ext_bcmath 10 x
10. ext_json 02 x
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355 x
III. System Functions
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1. ext_output 17 x
2. ext_file 89 x
3. ext_stream 40 x
4. ext_socket 25 x
5. ext_network 32 x
6. ext_ipc 17 x
7. ext_process 25 x
8. ext_posix 35 x
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280 x
IV. External Packages
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01. ext_apc 10 x
02. ext_mysql 49 x
03. ext_preg 15 x
04. ext_zlib 22 x
05. ext_ctype 11 x
06. ext_curl 18 x
07. ext_apd 9 x
08. ext_iconv 11 x
09. ext_mb 55 x
10. ext_simplexml 7 x
11. ext_image 107 x
12. ext_xmlwriter 42 x
13. ext_mailparse 16 x
14. ext_xml 24 x
15. ext_domdocument 72 x
16. ext_ldap 40 x
17. ext_oracle 38 x
18. ext_magick 428 -
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