Fix Command<T>::perform to return a Command<T>#2000
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This seems like clearly the correct thing to do here. If the type bound on `Command` isn't specified, it makes no difference, since the generic is inferred in a way that works with either definition. But this is important if `Command<T>` is aliased with a concrete type.
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This seems like clearly the correct thing to do here. If the type bound on
Commandisn't specified, it makes no difference, since the generic is inferred in a way that works with either definition. But this is important ifCommand<T>is aliased with a concrete type.