ezexec 0.1.1

A simple API to execute binaries or shell commands via `std::process::Command`
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# `ezexec`
Welcome to `ezexec` 🎉

`ezexec` provides a simple API to execute binaries or shell commands. Furthermore it implements a trivial but usually
good-enough API to find a binary in `PATH` or to get the current shell.


## Example
```rust
// Lists all files in the current directory and forwards the output to the parent's stdout
ExecBuilder::with_shell("ls")?
    .spawn_transparent()?
    .wait()?;
Ok(())
```