When the command to be fixed-up has a process substitution, `fc' prints
out not only the fixed-up command (as expected) but also any commands that
are part of a process substitution in the command:

   $ FCEDIT=':'   # doesn't really matter
   $ : <(: A)
   $ fc
   : <(: A)       # expected
   : A            # not expected

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