timeout: display signal 0 as '0' instead of 'EXIT' in verbose mode#10194
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…utils#10194) This is done to match a change in GNU coreutils after v9.9
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I've been spending the last two days working on the timeout utility now that we have SIGPIPE handling and theres a bunch of changes required to match the newest implementation of GNU timeout. This is one of the more simple changes where there was a change to treat exit as a special case and return 0 instead of EXIT. I'm just trying to split up whatever I can since the signal handling change is going to be a bigger change.