Adds missing asserts to run_inside_dir() == 0, closes #449
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This is the opposite of audreyfeldroy#579 If one isn't merged, the other should be.
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This is a follow up for #449
There's no reason to compare with
== 0if there's no assert.I case we actually don't want to compare with zero, the next PR #580 covers that too