Quick note on why it fails quicktest: Quicktest doesn’t really care about what your *ifs are actually asking, it tests both sides either way.
This means that even something like this will fail quicktest (because it doesn’t care that false can never be true, it just checks both sides):
*if false
*not_a_real_command <-- This line will produce an error.
(In fact, *if choice_quicktest, the special variable to run specifically for quicktest only, is just a fancy, easier to understand *if false.)