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Passing in the source code is not the same as quining. A program that is passed in its own source code can easily check to see it's been altered (e.g. by including a cryptographic signature in the source code). With quining, the program can be mutated without easy detection.
Thanks for pointing that out. Unless someone can convince me that this won't be a problem, I will not change the rule.