fix(terminal-security): block more destructive filesystem commands#13006
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Headless/auto mode relies on the terminal-security denylist as the last
backstop. Expand critical detection so rm -rf against /home, /root, /var,
/opt, /srv and $HOME/${HOME} is disabled, and always-disable shred,
wipefs, truncate -s, find -delete, and pkexec.
shell-quote drops unquoted $HOME to an empty token, so also match home
targets on the original command string. Update unit coverage.
Fixes continuedev#13001
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Description
Headless/auto mode sets Bash to allow, so the terminal-security denylist is the last backstop against destructive commands. Several high-impact patterns were missing.
Fixes #13001
Testing
cd packages/terminal-security && npm test-> 236 passed