Is there any appetite for coreutils to be shellcheck-clean? For example, in release 9.9 tests/ there are 28 errors, 700 warnings and 2479 notes. Some of these errors are clearly false positive, and some due to incorrect syntax under test, but these obscure what may be legitimate bugs or shell compatibility issues.
It might be worth splitting these into milestones of "errors first", and there are diminishing returns as syntax patterns are fixed. I'm not suggesting that shellcheck should be a hard block on releases, but I find it a useful tool, and would be happy to contribute patches as long as maintainers were generally in favour. Cheers, Phil
