Fix hijack.sh sudo() to use an array, support whitespace and behave #943
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Overriden commands should work exactly like real commands and support
whitespace and special characters exactly like the real command.
I usually disable the sudo() override locally when using
set -xto reduce trace noise considerably. The previous difference between the
sudo() override and the built-in sudo() cost me couple hours twice:
No more!
Also fix the return value: 2 means SKIP.
Signed-off-by: Marc Herbert marc.herbert@intel.com