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# selection at all.
#
# But a selection is only an argument to a builtin that has somewhere to put
-# one. `Kill`, `Debug`, `NextColor` and the rest match their name WHOLE — that
-# is what makes `Kill foo` a shell command and not Kill — so splicing a sweep
+# one. `Exit`, `Debug`, `NextColor` and the rest match their name WHOLE — that
+# is what makes `Exit foo` a shell command and not Exit — so splicing a sweep
# onto them produced a name matching no builtin, which fell out of the builtin
# parser and into a SHELL, as a command nobody typed (`bash: Debug: command
# not found`). It only ever bit you with a terminal open, because that is