packetzero
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Cleans up a few things: - rather than modifying current shell, launches new one with -c argument. This makes it easy to test EXIT trap. - previous was doing `nohup sh echo-art-fish.sh | bash` in trap. no need for the pipe to bash now. - I separated the EXIT and SIGINT traps. otherwise, it's not possible to tell which trap(s) executed. - The previous SIGINT case required user to hit CTRL+C. now it's automated using signal - added cleanup. Tested on macOS BigSur and Ubuntu 20.04 Co-authored-by: Michael Haag <5632822+MHaggis@users.noreply.github.com>
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