Fix for #749: Added a nil sanity check to _G.hspairs before the call to pairs - #750
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I made this change to fix #749, but wanted to submit it. It seems that _g_patches.script is sort of a core script, and many others rely upon it. If a similar condition would exist elsewhere, it may help with that, as well. I also note that it may be an incomplete fix, but I can't really tell on my own. Lua is not my strong suit. However, it's a one-liner, and so far works beautifully. I disassembled 60 PBs very quickly with no issues and no drop in performance. I can't foresee any negative effects of adding this quick sanity check to make sure we're not gonna crash.