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I did it but I went down a rabbit hole. I found out that ls -a doesn't work the same as the GNU version. The . and .. directories are always first, no matter what. If sorts are applied, -r is specified or --group-directories-first is used, the location of . and .. shouldn't always be on the top.
Now with the changes I made it mostly behaves the same (I think). But this created one unfortunate side effect: ls -a1v now places .. at the end of the list and . at the beginning. The GNU version places both . and .. at the beginning. I couldn't find an easy fix for this so I just changed the test.
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Closes #3519