In bash, arithmetic expressions inside (( )) return exit code 1 when the result is 0#39
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This PR properly addresses the bash arithmetic expression exit code behavior by adding || true to handle the case where ((DELETED++)) returns exit code 1 when DELETED starts at 0. This is a standard and correct bash idiom for suppressing exit codes in arithmetic expressions.
The fix is minimal, focused, and follows bash best practices.
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