Description:
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APC 3.0.11

I understand the reason behind adding the include_once to include rewriting but it causes problems for me, i added a php.ini feature to skip this, but i would love to see it included in the next release. see below for my code

Reproduce code:
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APC 3.0.11

I understand the reason behind adding the include_once to include rewriting but it causes problems for me, i added a php.ini feature to skip this, but i would love to see it included in the next release. see below for my code

apc_globals.h:
-->    zend_bool enable_include_rewrite;
ZEND_END_MODULE_GLOBALS(apc)

apc_zend.c:
#include "apc_zend.h"
-->#include "apc_globals.h"

/* Cheat our way through the file inclusion by temporarily changing the op to a plain require/include
     * Then calling into the original opcode handler, and finally restoring the opline's original meaning
     */
-->    if(APCG(enable_include_rewrite)) {
    Z_LVAL(opline->op2.u.constant) = (Z_LVAL(opline->op2.u.constant) == ZEND_INCLUDE_ONCE) ? ZEND_INCLUDE : ZEND_REQUIRE;
-->    }
    ret = apc_original_opcode_handlers[APC_OPCODE_HANDLER_DECODE(opline)](ZEND_OPCODE_HANDLER_ARGS_PASSTHRU);
-->    if(APCG(enable_include_rewrite)) {
    Z_LVAL(opline->op2.u.constant) = (Z_LVAL(opline->op2.u.constant) == ZEND_INCLUDE) ? ZEND_INCLUDE_ONCE : ZEND_REQUIRE_ONCE;
-->    }

php_apc.c:
-->STD_PHP_INI_BOOLEAN("apc.enable_include_rewrite", "0",  PHP_INI_SYSTEM, OnUpdateBool,         enable_include_rewrite, zend_apc_globals, apc_globals)
PHP_INI_END()

php.ini: 
apc.enable_include_rewrite=0


Expected result:
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This disables the codeblock mentioned

Actual result:
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Works as expected