bash-interop 0.1.0

Run bash under instrumentation and hear what it says: a session per run, a pipe and a task per shell, words a script speaks and answers it runs.
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# Every workspace member formats by this file: rustfmt walks up from the file
# it is formatting until it finds one, and only this repository has one. A
# member cloned standalone has none and formats by rustfmt's own defaults;
# `make fmt-check`, in `make ci`, is where this file is enforced.

edition       = "2024"
style_edition = "2024"
hard_tabs     = false
tab_spaces    = 4
newline_style = "Unix"

# The width rustfmt aims for. What it cannot break stays over it — a long
# string literal is one line whatever this says.
max_width = 120

# Pinned, not derived. `use_small_heuristics` sets each width below to a
# fraction of `max_width`, which ties a call's layout to the ceiling; stated
# here, the two move independently.
#
# `fn_call_width` is the width a call's arguments must fit for one line. Past
# it, rustfmt lays the call one of two ways: at 40 and above it overflows the
# last argument, keeping the earlier ones on the opening line; at 35 and below
# it puts every argument on its own line.
fn_call_width                 = 40
chain_width                   = 60
array_width                   = 60
struct_lit_width              = 18
struct_variant_width          = 35
attr_fn_like_width            = 70
single_line_if_else_max_width = 50