bug#31263: If grep given both --context and --max-count, context not printed if it contains pattern

[Joshua Nelson]

To the maintainers of GNU grep:

I came across a behavior I didn't expect when using grep with the flags
--after-context and --max-count. If PATTERN is in the context, it won't
be printed, presumably because I specified max count. Is this intended
or a bug?

```sh

$ cat tmp.txt
hi
hello
test
hey there

$ grep -A 3 -m 1 h tmp.txt
hi

```

Expected behavior:
hi
hello
test

Thanks for your time,
Joshua Nelson
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