Add zsh_notify_ prefix to global variables #95
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Previously, the two global variables used to store state during command execution were named `last_command` and `start_time`. Since those are both variable names that could easily be used in a shell session or a function, this adds a `zsh_notify_` prefix to avoid potential conflicts.
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Previously, the two global variables used to store state during command execution were named
last_commandandstart_time. Since those are both variable names that could easily be used in a shell session or a function, this adds azsh_notify_prefix to avoid potential conflicts.