v0.9.1

Bug Fix

Fix glued shell-operator tokens leaking into dirty-files (#31)

extract_files_from_bash() used an exact-match check against shell operators, but shlex.split() does not split tokens that have operators glued to adjacent text. This caused garbage entries like /project/2>/dev/null and /project/echo to appear in dirty-files, triggering false Stop-hook memory-updater runs with nonsense file lists.

Affected forms (all now handled correctly):

• Stderr redirect glued to path: rm foo.txt 2>/dev/null
• Stdout redirect: rm foo.txt >log.txt, rm foo.txt >>log.txt
• Semicolon glued to filename: rm foo.txt; rm bar.txt
• Trailing semicolon: rm foo.txt;
• All redirect prefixes: 1>, 2>, &>, <

Fix: replaced the membership test with two helpers:

• is_shell_op(token) - detects pure operator tokens and prefix-attached redirects
• process_token(token, files) - strips trailing semicolons, records the filename, and signals the loop to stop

Tests

• 45 new parametrized unit tests in TestExtractFilesFromBash covering all redirect forms, chaining operators, multiple-file rm, git rm / mv / git mv / unlink, and degenerate inputs
• Total: 207 tests passing (up from 162)

Full Changelog

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