# Packages

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# Functions

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NewArgs creates a new Args instance.
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NewCommand instantiate a default Command without receiving OS signals (SIGTERM, etc.).
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NewSignalledCommand instantiate a default Command receiving OS signals (SIGTERM, etc.).

# Constants

same as ArgConfigEscape but argument is coming from the command line.
same as ArgConfigEscape but represents the folders to add at the end of a backup command.
escape each special character but don't add quotes.
use double quotes around argument when needed so the shell doesn't resolve glob patterns.
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# Variables

ScanBackupJson should populate the backup summary values from the output of the --json flag.
ScanBackupPlain should populate the backup summary values from the standard output.

# Structs

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Args is a collection of arguments that can be used to build a command line.
Command holds the configuration to run a shell command.
ConfidentialArgModifier masks confidential information in arguments.
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EmptyArgOption is an option to create an specifically empty argument (e.g.
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LegacyArgModifier changes the type of arguments to a legacy type.
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# Interfaces

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# Type aliases

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ScanOutput is a callback to scan the default output of the command The implementation is expected to send everything read from the reader back to the writer.
SetPID is a callback to send the PID of the current child process.