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You don't have to use the "price"/"short" version. That was an answer for the points raised by @Ryan L Johnson
That is why I specifically stated ... "Please note that this post is off-topic and not relevant to the OP's question"
For your case, you can use either method, but since both indicators are already "detailed"/"long" version you can keep that way too.
There are multiples ways to solve it, and it really depends on your needs and coding ability. Personally I would merge the two and make it a single indicator, but do it in which ever way is easiest for you to understand.