Bucket is smart about detecting alias loops if a factoid is simply triggered, but if asked for the 'literal' of a factoid that is part of an alias loop, the result is an infinite loop (and flooding the log channel with "Asked for the 'literal' of an alias, being smart and redirecting to 'target'").
Ideally, alias loops should be impossible to create. But at the very least, Bucket should apply the same loop-detection to 'literal' as to regular factoid lookups.
Bucket is smart about detecting alias loops if a factoid is simply triggered, but if asked for the 'literal' of a factoid that is part of an alias loop, the result is an infinite loop (and flooding the log channel with "Asked for the 'literal' of an alias, being smart and redirecting to 'target'").
Ideally, alias loops should be impossible to create. But at the very least, Bucket should apply the same loop-detection to 'literal' as to regular factoid lookups.