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Long-running bash commands that produce large output now handle truncation more gracefully.
- Output is automatically spilled to disk when it exceeds the inline limit (8MB default)
- Shows truncation message with total size: "Output truncated (XXX KB total)"
- Earlier output is omitted with a message indicating how much was skipped
- Full output is saved to a file for later retrieval
Output truncation handler (search for "Output truncated (", "KB of earlier output omitted")
Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.
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