Escaping for Unix shells after whitespace with {interpolation:true}
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Update the test fixtures (used for unit and integration tests) for all shells on Unix to include exmaple where characters need to be escaped because they appear after whitespace (thus far represented only by a space character, ` `). Namely: - `~` (for Bash, Dash, and Zsh) - `#` (for Bash, Dash, and Zsh) - `=` (for Zsh)
Based on locally run experiments. The script used for testing is based on the interpolation recipe.
ericcornelissen
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{interpolation:true}
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Closes #323
Fuzzing for this requires #318, hence fuzzing will be taken care of after this is merged into
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