Hypergeometric Bug?

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The following code shows a (typical ?) failure. F([m,a,b;m,c;z) should and does for positive m; cancel m. but when m is negative "0" is declared prematurely

--Juptyter code

def pochhammer(x,a):   
    return rising_factorial(x,a)  

def fn2ref(a,b,c,z,m): return hypergeometric([a,b],[c],z)  

def fn2lm(a,b,c,z,m):  
    return hypergeometric([m,a,b],[c,m],z)  

def fn2l(a,b,c,z,m):  
    return hypergeometric([-m,a,b],[c,-m],z)   


def fn1l(a,b,c,z,m):  
    var('k')  
    return sum((pochhammer(a,k)*pochhammer(b,k)/pochhammer(c,k))*(z^k/factorial(k)),k,0,m)  


print "2F1(a,b;c;z,5) = ", fn2ref(1,2,3,.5,5)  
print "3F2(m,a,b;m,c;z) = ", fn2lm(1,2,3,.5,5)    
print "3F2(-m,a,b;-m,c;z) = ", fn2l(1,2,3,.5,5)  
print "m terms of 2F1(a,b;c;z) = ", fn1l(1,2,3,.5,5)

-- produces
2F1(a,b;c;z,5) = 1.54517744447956
3F2(m,a,b;m,c;z) = 1.54517744447956
3F2(-m,a,b;-m,c;z) = 1.53809523809524
m terms of 2F1(a,b;c;z) = 1.538095238095238

--Whereas Maxima code

fn2ref(a,b,c,z):=hypergeometric([a,b],[c],z);  
fn2lm(a,b,c,z,m)      :=hypergeometric([a,b,m],[c,m],z);  
fn2l(a,b,c,z,m)      :=hypergeometric([a,b,-m],[c,-m],z);  
fn1l(a,b,c,z,m):=  
sum((pochhammer(a,k)*pochhammer(b,k)/(pochhammer(c,k))*z^k/factorial(k)),k,0,m);  

print ("2F1(a,b;c;z) = ",fn2ref(1,2,3,.5))$  

print("3F2(m,a,b;m,c;z) = ",fn2lm(1,2,3,.5,5))$  

print("3F2(-m,a,b;-m,c;z) = ",fn2l(1,2,3,.5,5))$  

print("m terms of 2F1(a,b;c;z) = ",fn1l(1,2,3,.5,5))$

-- Produces
2F1(a,b;c;z) = 1.545177444479563
3F2(m,a,b;m,c;z) = 1.545177444479563
3F2(-m,a,b;-m,c;z) = 1.545177444479563
m terms of 2F1(a,b;c;z) = 1.538095238095238

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Which accords with the definition and Luke "The Special Functions and their Approximations" which is a pretty standard.