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Plugin/RunCommand.pm: fix grammar of header comment

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Pragmatic Software 2021-07-25 21:30:55 -07:00
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# #
# WARNING: The `runcmd` command will allow a user to run any command on your # WARNING: The `runcmd` command will allow a user to run any command on your
# system. Do not give out the `can-runcmd` capability to anyone you do not # system. Do not give out the `can-runcmd` capability to anyone you do not
# absolutely trust 100%. This Plugin is not added to data/plugin_autoload by # absolutely trust 100%. Instead, make a locked-down factoid; i.e.:
# default. Load at your own risk.
#
# Consider instead making a locked-down factalias; i.e.:
# #
# factalias ls runcmd ls $args # factalias ls runcmd ls $args
# factset ls cap-override can-runcmd # factset ls cap-override can-runcmd
# factset ls locked 1 # factset ls locked 1
# #
# The above will create an `ls` alias that can only run `runcmd ls $args` and # The above will create an `ls` alias that can only run `runcmd ls $args` and
# cannot be modified by anybody. The cap-override is necessary so the alias # cannot be modified by anybody. The cap-override is necessary so the factoid
# itself has permission to use `runcmd` regardless of whether the user has the # itself has permission to use `runcmd` regardless of whether the user has the
# `can-runcmd` capability. # `can-runcmd` capability.
#
# This plugin is not in data/plugin_autoload. Load at your own risk.
# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2021 Pragmatic Software <pragma78@gmail.com> # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: 2021 Pragmatic Software <pragma78@gmail.com>
# SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT # SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT