fix: use env bash shebangs#145
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Use /usr/bin/env bash so scripts resolve bash through PATH instead of assuming /bin/bash exists. This improves shebang compatibility on systems such as NixOS.
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Thanks @Emin017. Good catch; systems like NixOS that don't have bash at |
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…eases table - CONTRIBUTORS.md: added Emin017 (Qiming Chu) for PR #145 env bash shebangs fix; bumped total to 37+, updated date to April 29 2026 - README.md: bumped version badge to v2.35.1; added missing v2.35.0 row (Hermes + NLPM audit) and v2.35.1 row (shebang portability) to releases table; updated Current Version heading
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Use /usr/bin/env bash so scripts resolve bash through PATH instead of assuming /bin/bash exists. This improves shebang compatibility on systems such as NixOS.