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Switch all uses of "os/exec" to "internal/xec" to centralize all external command execution.
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Switch all uses of "os/exec" to "internal/xec"
to centralize all external command execution.
Besides making testing easier,
this allows for shipping functionality like
"all subcommands will get this environment variable set"
(which is something I'm planning on adding).
[skip changelog]: no user facing changes