shellcheck-check>   while [[ "${sleep_time}" -gt 0 ]]; do
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> In ./lib/unattended-installer_successAction.sh line 79:
shellcheck-check>     echo -ne "\r\033[K$sleep_time\n"
shellcheck-check>                       ^---------^ SC2250 (style): Prefer putting braces around variable references even when not strictly required.
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> Did you mean:
shellcheck-check>     echo -ne "\r\033[K${sleep_time}\n"
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> In ./lib/npm.sh line 13:
shellcheck-check>     npm install $packages --global --quiet
shellcheck-check>                 ^-------^ SC2248 (style): Prefer double quoting even when variables don't contain special characters.
shellcheck-check>                 ^-------^ SC2250 (style): Prefer putting braces around variable references even when not strictly required.
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> Did you mean:
shellcheck-check>     npm install "${packages}" --global --quiet
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> In ./lib/npm.sh line 15:
shellcheck-check>     [[ $? ]] && e_success "Done"
shellcheck-check>        ^-- SC2244 (style): Prefer explicit -n to check non-empty string (or use =/-ne to check boolean/integer).
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> Did you mean:
shellcheck-check>     [[ -n $? ]] && e_success "Done"
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> In ./lib/fix-git-permissions.sh line 6:
shellcheck-check> echo "you are user: $my_user"
shellcheck-check>                     ^------^ SC2250 (style): Prefer putting braces around variable references even when not strictly required.
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> Did you mean:
shellcheck-check> echo "you are user: ${my_user}"
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> In ./lib/fix-git-permissions.sh line 10:
shellcheck-check> echo "sudo chown -R \"$my_user\" .git"
shellcheck-check>                       ^------^ SC2250 (style): Prefer putting braces around variable references even when not strictly required.
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> Did you mean:
shellcheck-check> echo "sudo chown -R \"${my_user}\" .git"
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> In ./lib/fix-git-permissions.sh line 11:
shellcheck-check> sudo chown -R "$my_user" .git
shellcheck-check>                ^------^ SC2250 (style): Prefer putting braces around variable references even when not strictly required.
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> Did you mean:
shellcheck-check> sudo chown -R "${my_user}" .git
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> In ./lib/install-turso.sh line 18:
shellcheck-check>   case $ARCH in
shellcheck-check>        ^---^ SC2250 (style): Prefer putting braces around variable references even when not strictly required.
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> Did you mean:
shellcheck-check>   case ${ARCH} in
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> In ./lib/install-turso.sh line 23:
shellcheck-check>     printf "Architecture ${ARCH} is not supported by this installation script\n"
shellcheck-check>            ^-- SC2059 (info): Don't use variables in the printf format string. Use printf '..%s..' "$foo".
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> In ./lib/install-turso.sh line 31:
shellcheck-check>   case $OS in
shellcheck-check>        ^-^ SC2250 (style): Prefer putting braces around variable references even when not strictly required.
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> Did you mean:
shellcheck-check>   case ${OS} in
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> In ./lib/install-turso.sh line 35:
shellcheck-check>     printf "Operating system ${OS} is not supported by this installation script\n"
shellcheck-check>            ^-- SC2059 (info): Don't use variables in the printf format string. Use printf '..%s..' "$foo".
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> In ./lib/install-turso.sh line 42:
shellcheck-check>   printf "${bright_blue}
shellcheck-check>          ^-- SC2059 (info): Don't use variables in the printf format string. Use printf '..%s..' "$foo".
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> In ./lib/install-turso.sh line 74:
shellcheck-check>                    "\$\$\$\$\$\$\$\$\$\$\$\$\$\$\$\$\$\$\$\$\$\$\$\$\$\$\$\$\$\$\$"
shellcheck-check>                     ^-- SC2140 (warning): Word is of the form "A"B"C" (B indicated). Did you mean "ABC" or "A\"B\"C"?
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> In ./lib/install-turso.sh line 86:
shellcheck-check>   SHELLTYPE="$(basename "/$SHELL")"
shellcheck-check>                           ^----^ SC2250 (style): Prefer putting braces around variable references even when not strictly required.
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> Did you mean:
shellcheck-check>   SHELLTYPE="$(basename "/${SHELL}")"
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> 
shellcheck-check> In ./lib/install-turso.sh line 88:
shellcheck-check>   if [ "$SHELLTYPE" = "bash" ]; then
shellcheck-check>      ^-----------------------^ SC2292 (style): Prefer [[ ]] over [ ] for tests in Bash/Ksh/Busybox.
shellcheck-check>         ^--------^ SC2250 (style): Prefer putting braces around variable references even when not strictly required.