When the ShellCommand or its subclass initialize a consistency-breaking instance, is it needed to do anything automatically?

[thejimmylin]

Say,

>>> fsc = FortiSetCommand("    set service 'service tcp 8080-8080 udp 0-0'\n", quote_char='"')
>>> fsc.is_consistent
False
>>> fsc.split_command
['set', 'service', 'service tcp 8080-8080 udp 0-0']
>>> fsc.split_command = fsc.split_command
>>> fsc
<FortiSetCommand: '    set service "service tcp 8080-8080 udp 0-0"\n'>
>>> 

This seems weird because

fsc.split_command = fsc.split_command

should not do anything appearantly, but it did.

[thejimmylin]

May be we can added a attribute "cleaned" to replace the "raw", and "raw" would be left inconsistent state, we use "cleaned" anyway.