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Bash command permission checks thread through an extra context value

Bash command permission checks now receive an extra piece of context when deciding whether to allow a command

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Unclear What the added argument (k(o)) represents and how it changes permission outcomes is not specified.

What

The internal functions that match a bash (shell) command against permission rules now take an additional context value alongside the command, working directory, and other options they already received.

Why

The finding doesn't specify what the new value carries, so it's not clear what new information now factors into bash permission decisions.

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The writer flagged doubtWhat the added argument (`k(o)`) represents and how it changes permission outcomes is not specified.

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