`divvun-normaliser` gives different results in trace and no-trace modes

[snomos]

For this input:

– Lea dehálaš ahte Stuorradiggi oažžu 123 eanadoallošiehtadusa mollii

I get different output based on whether tracing is on or not. With trace:

"<123>"
;	"čuođiguoktelogigoalmmát" A Ord Attr "čuođiguoktelogigoalmmát"phon "123"oldlemma NORMALISER_REMOVE:notagmatches2
;	"čuođiguoktelogigoalmmát" A Ord Sg Nom "čuođiguoktelogigoalmmát"phon "123"oldlemma NORMALISER_REMOVE:notagmatches2
;	"čuođiguoktelogigolbma" Num Sg Acc "čuođiguoktelogigolbma"phon "123"oldlemma NORMALISER_REMOVE:notagmatches2
;	"čuođiguoktelogigolbma" Num Sg Nom "čuođiguoktelogigolbma"phon "123"oldlemma NORMALISER_REMOVE:notagmatches2
	"123" Num Arab Sg Acc <W:0.0> ADD:2633:sme SELECT:11776:AccTV MAP:1357:>nNum SUBSTITUTE:2808:smeRemove @>N #7->8 SETPARENT:866:SetModToN
;	"123" Num Arab Sem/ID <W:0.0> <sme> ADD:2633:sme SELECT:11776:AccTV
;	"123" Num Arab Sg Gen <W:0.0> <sme> ADD:2633:sme SELECT:11776:AccTV
;	"123" Num Arab Sg Ill Attr <W:0.0> <sme> ADD:2633:sme REMOVE:7934:LocIllattr
;	"123" Num Arab Sg Loc Attr <W:0.0> <sme> ADD:2633:sme REMOVE:7932:Locattr
;	"123" Num Arab Sg Nom <W:0.0> <sme> ADD:2633:sme SELECT:11776:AccTV

With no trace:

"<123>"
	"čuođiguoktelogigolbma" Num Sg Acc "čuođiguoktelogigolbma"phon "123"oldlemma

This obviously makes tracing useless 😄