shell.l: Set the TERM env. variable if does not exist.#34
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readline() from seg. faulting.
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The only change is to Sset the TERM env variable if it does not exist in the scanner function shell.l::inp_readline() function.. readline() call seg. faults if TERM env variable does not exist. readline() (perhaps due to terminfo) is robust to the value of the TERM variable -- a blank seems sufficient for it to figure out the capabilities of the terminal (at least it does not seg. fault).