ci: exercise shell workflows on macOS system Bash - #70
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Summary
The repository documents and supports macOS shell workflows, but the existing CI executes Bash compatibility checks only on Ubuntu. A recent macOS fix (#64) showed why that gap matters: Bash 4-only
${var,,}syntax passed the Linux path but fails under the system Bash shipped on macOS.This PR adds one focused macOS compatibility workflow without changing product behavior:
/bin/bashexplicitly so the checks exercise the macOS system shell rather than a newer Homebrew Bash;.shfile with/bin/bash -n;Why
Ubuntu CI is useful for shell correctness, but it cannot prove compatibility with the older system Bash used by macOS. This keeps that platform contract executable so future shell changes do not silently reintroduce the same class of failure.
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