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## Feature requests

Please open a new issue for any feature requests you have in mind.
Since most of the behavior comes from upstream (`deps/`), new features are usually best discussed (and landed) upstream first.
Please open a new issue for any feature requests you have in mind. Since most of the behavior comes from upstream (`deps/`), new features are usually best discussed (and landed) upstream first.

## Adopting Commands

We'll adopt a command by command basis. Some command make sense on Windows, others do not. A guiding principle is if they have an equivalent on either Linux or macOS, are commonly installed by default, and commonly used: Our answer will be `Yes`.

For instance, pbcopy and pbpaste from macOS would be 100% acceptable

Please create a feature request for an additional commands. As stated above, most behavior is driven from upstream.

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