test/nemoclaw-start.test.js (1)

25-27: Consider a more explicit comment on the regex matching strategy.

The regex correctly matches only the outer fi because inner fi statements are indented (e.g., fi) while the block-closing fi at column 0 matches \nfi\n. This is clever but relies on consistent indentation. A brief inline comment explaining this would help future maintainers understand why the regex works.

📝 Suggested comment addition

     // Extract the non-root block (between "id -u -ne 0" and the matching "fi")
+    // Note: The \nfi\n pattern matches only the unindented outer "fi" at column 0,
+    // skipping inner "fi" statements that are indented with leading whitespace.
     const nonRootMatch = src.match(
       /if \[ "\$\(id -u\)" -ne 0 \]; then\n([\s\S]*?)\nfi\n/
     );

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents

Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.

In `@test/nemoclaw-start.test.js` around lines 25 - 27, Add an inline comment
above the regex assignment to nonRootMatch explaining the matching strategy:
note that the pattern /\nfi\n/ deliberately targets the closing "fi" at column 0
so it matches only the outer block (inner "fi" lines are indented like "  fi"),
and mention the caveat that this relies on consistent indentation in the source;
reference the nonRootMatch variable and the regex /if \[ "\$\(id -u\)" -ne 0 \];
then\n([\s\S]*?)\nfi\n/ so future maintainers understand why the expression
safely selects the outer block.