Feature Request: Less quiet (print command but not stdout)

[mnpenner]

Expected Behavior

const output = (await $`hg root`.quiet({cmd:true)).stdout
// or
const output = await $`hg root`.stdoutPromise()
// or
const output = await $.stdout`...`

Will print

$ hg root

But not stdout.

That way I can see what commands are executing without cluttering my terminal with long outputs, particularly ones that I'm going to use in subsequent commands anyway.

Actually it would be nice to have .stdoutPromise() or whatever it should be called trim any trailing whitespace too.

Also, I think it can still print stderr to the terminal. It's just stdout I want to suppress when I'm capturing it anyway.

Actual Behavior

const projectDir = (await $`hg root`).stdout
console.log(projectDir)

Will print my project dir twice,

const projectDir = (await $`hg root`.quiet()).stdout
console.log(projectDir)

Will print my project dir once, like I want, but also doesn't show me the command it executed.

Steps to Reproduce the Problem

See above.

Specifications

• Version: 7.1.1
• Platform: Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS (under WSL)