Replace shebang with /usr/bin/env bash for improved portability #6876
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The shebang has been updated from `#!/bin/bash` to `#!/usr/bin/env bash` to ensure better compatibility across different environments. This change was tested on NixOS using the following command: `nix-shell -p nodejs -p python3 -p poetry`. This modification should also make it easier to port the software to other operating systems, such as FreeBSD, by using a more flexible way of locating the `bash` interpreter.
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The shebang has been updated from
#!/bin/bashto#!/usr/bin/env bashto ensure better compatibility across different environments. This change was tested on NixOS using the following command:nix-shell -p nodejs -p python3 -p poetry.This modification should also make it easier to port the software to other operating systems, such as FreeBSD, by using a more flexible way of locating the
bashinterpreter.