As I develop a notebook, I like to store tester code down at the bottom. But this means I can't Run All or Run All Below without the tester code running. (Yes, I can scroll down and Run All Above.) Is there something I can enter into a cell that would keep the notebook from continuing to run cells? I don't want to halt the kernel or interrupt what is running (i.e. I don't want an exception thrown). I'm thinking a magic, e.g. %stop, would do the trick. (I looked at the existing magics, but didn't find anything like this.)
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