fix: use POSIX-compliant awk bracket expressions for busybox compat#44
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fix: use POSIX-compliant awk bracket expressions for busybox compat#44jtolio wants to merge 1 commit intowedow:masterfrom
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[\[\] ] relies on GNU awk treating backslash as an escape inside bracket expressions. POSIX awk (including busybox) treats backslash literally, causing the regex to silently fail and suppress all output from ready, blocked, ls, and other listing commands. Use [][ ] instead, which is portable across all awk implementations. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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[[] ] relies on GNU awk treating backslash as an escape inside bracket expressions. POSIX awk (including busybox) treats backslash literally, causing the regex to silently fail and suppress all output from ready, blocked, ls, and other listing commands. Use [][ ] instead, which is portable across all awk implementations.