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And you had not beaten Satan and The Lamb as Cadaver?
Also, do you have any other mods installed?
(Not saying it's not a bug, just any other information can be helpful. I'm looking into it.)
You're the second person who has reported the functionality completely not working. I don't have any ideas of what could be happening right now though, as it seems to be limited to only a few people.
If you could open the game with the Debug Console enabled and check it for error messages after starting a Cadaver run, that could help. I'm hoping there is something there that could give me a hint at the problem.
I also am assuming you do have the Repentance DLC and that it is enabled? I don't know what the behavior would be if you just had AB+
I hadn't heard of --luadebug until you mentioned it though, I can look into that separately to see if I can figure out why that would cause an issue.
I have pushed out a fix for this. Probiotics should no longer appear until you've unlocked it.
The Repentance modding release added the include() function to import Lua files. Previously, only require() was available. include() proves a better development experience, so I was using that instead of require(). Apparently, with --luadebug enabled, include() no longer works. I don't think it's intentional but when I started using require() I was able to run the mod with --luadebug
Long story short, the last update should allow you to run the mod with --luadebug enabled. If I am lucky, perhaps that's the issue that a few others like @Tweenth was facing.