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Ancient GNU ls(1) accepts this even if it doesn't use it in the same way
a more modern one does (requiring -S to show the blocks used).
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<https://github.com/izabera/libash/blob/9e709a56a148b4311792cc66cd21b61a73434573/extras/sample_inputrc#L33>
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I prefer it to literal or C-style escaping representations, and ls(1)
isn't for scripting output anyway.
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Check capabilities of wrapped programs at runtime, not declaration time.
Also do away with the silly GREP_COLORS and GREP_OPTS variables.
Considering doing the same with LS_COLORS.
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