fix: prevent infinite fork loop in pip package CLI wrapper#14
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Replaced `which rpytest` with manual PATH iteration that skips: - The wrapper script itself (resolves to same file) - Python shebang executables (#! ... python) This prevents the pip package entry point from finding itself and spawning an infinite subprocess recursion. Fixes #2
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Summary
which rpytestwith manual PATH iteration that skips the wrapper script itself and Python shebang executablesTest plan
pip install -e packages/pypi/rpytest --version— should return version without spawning zombie processesps aux | grep rpytestshows only one process