Combine test

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"test" by "custo"

Combining it with is an action applying to two carried things.
Understand "combine [something] and [something]" as combining it with.
Understand "combine [something] with [something]" as combining it with.  
Understand the command "attach" as something new.  Understand "attach [something] to [something]" as combining it with.

The combining it with action has an object called the item built.

Setting action variables for combining something with something:
	let X be a list of texts;
	add "[the printed name of the noun]" to X;
	add "[the printed name of the second noun]" to X;
	say "X is presort: [X in brace notation].";
	sort X;
	repeat through the Table of Outcome Objects:
		let Y be the component list entry;
		say "Y is presort: [Y in brace notation].";
		sort Y;
		say "X is: [X in brace notation].";
		say "Y is: [Y in brace notation].";
		if "[X]" exactly matches the text "[Y]":
			say "match![line break]";
			now the item built is the result entry.

Check combining it with:
	say "The item built lookup is: [the item built].";
	if the item built is nothing, say "[The noun] and [the second noun] don't make anything useful." instead;
	if the item built is not in limbo, say "That's not available." instead.
	
Carry out combining it with:
	move the item built to the holder of the noun;
	remove the noun from play;
	remove the second noun from play.
	
Report combining it with:
	say "You now have [an item built]!".

A memory chip is a kind of thing.

A broadcast chip is a kind of thing.

The player is carrying a memory chip and a broadcast chip.

Limbo is a container.  Limbo contains a Klein Blaster.

The test chamber is a room.  The description is "GlaDOS is watching you."

The player is in the test chamber.

Table of Outcome Objects
component list	result
{"memory chip", "broadcast chip"}	Klein Blaster