docs(ls): document the toString() override #1065
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No change to logic. This documents `shell.ls('-l')`'s `.toString()`
override. I noticed this feature was not documented. This string format
should not be depended on by programmatic usage, but it's useful to make
things more human readable.
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No change to logic. This documents
shell.ls('-l')'s.toString()override. I noticed this feature was not documented. This string format
should not be depended on by programmatic usage, but it's useful to make
things more human readable.