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# 1. Test that the "echo" command (a shell builtin, usually)
# prints its argument on stdout, prints nothing on stderr,
# and exits with a zero exit code.
$ echo a
a
# 2. Test that echo with no arguments prints a blank line,
# no stderr output, and exits with zero.
# Since the output ends with whitespace, this time we must write
# the exit code test (>=) explicitly, to act as a delimiter.
$ echo
>=
# 3. Test that cat with a bad flag prints nothing on stdout,
# an error containing "unrecognized option" or "illegal option" on stderr,
# and exits with non-zero status.
$ cat --no-such-flag
>2 /(unrecognized|illegal) option/
>= !0
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