[Plugin: Use Google Libraries] Does jQuery.noConflict() need to be in a separate file?

Good job on this plugin. Other than the preg_replace and the preg_match (which obligate a regex parse), the plugin is also lightweight and very fast.

Question: Does jQuery.noConflict() need to be in a separate js file? Cannot it be in an inline <script> tag and save ourselves a network fetch … since what this plugin really wants to do is save on fetches?

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