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Bash policy tracks byte-exact allows of unanalysable commands

Under the hood
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Permissions

Bash permission checks flag when a command too complex to analyse was allowed only by exact text match.

What

The bash permission evaluator now carries a diagnostics object through parsing, holding the parsed command structure and flagging tooComplexByteExactAllow when a command too complex to analyse was permitted only by an exact character-for-character match against a rule. Later checks read that flag back.

Evidence

tooComplexByteExactAllow

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

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