Change the behavior of multi-value negative selectors like "field!=a|b|c" and "!field=a|b|c" so that the "|" becomes an AND condition. This seems to be a more expected and useful behavior as the previous behavior does not appear to have much value. While I doubt this will affect anyone, this is technically a logic change when the following two conditions are met: 1) you have a NOT selector or a '!=' operator; 2) you have specified multiple possible values separated by the "|" character. If this affects anyone or you see any potential problems with this change please let me know.
Change the behavior of multi-value negative selectors like "field!=a|b|c" and "!field=a|b|c" so that the "|" becomes an AND condition. This seems to be a more expected and useful behavior as the previous behavior does not appear to have much value. While I doubt this will affect anyone, this is technically a logic change when the following two conditions are met: 1) you have a NOT selector or a '!=' operator; 2) you have specified multiple possible values separated by the "|" character. If this affects anyone or you see any potential problems with this change please let me know.

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