Bash permission checks no longer special-case sort and uniq; they default to read access like other commands.
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Path-restricted Bash permission checks stopped extracting sort's -o/--output= target and stopped running a separate write-permission deny pass for sort and uniq. Both now use the generic positional-file handling and default to read access.
- The read-only
seddowngrade, where a sed command judged non-mutating is checked as a read rather than a write, is preserved and now inline.
sort contents of files from
Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.