Added the ability to specify your own shell, closes #418#429
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You can now specify a different shell to execute system commands
with through `ABS_COMMAND_EXECUTOR`:
```sh
`echo \$0` # bash
env("ABS_COMMAND_EXECUTOR", "sh -c")
`echo \$0` # sh
```
Ideally we would have liked to implement this through:
```
require('@runtime').shell = "sh -c"
```
but it's much easier to do so through an environment variable.
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You can now specify a different shell to execute system commands
with through
ABS_COMMAND_EXECUTOR:Ideally we would have liked to implement this through:
but it's much easier to do so through an environment variable.