fix: escape # character to prevent shell comment interpretation#16
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The # character starts a comment in shell when it appears at the
beginning of a word. shellquote.Join("cd", "#metoo") produced
"cd #metoo" which shell interprets as "cd" with a comment,
silently ignoring the argument.
Add # to specialChars so it gets backslash-escaped.
Fixes kballard#15
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Fixes #15
Problem
shellquote.Join("cd", "#metoo")producescd #metoo. When passed to/bin/sh, the#metoopart is interpreted as a comment and silently discarded:Fix
Add
#tospecialCharsso it gets backslash-escaped:All existing tests pass.