Shell Auto-Quoter Has No Way to Exempt a Single Command Execution
A shell auto-quoting feature cannot be selectively disabled for individual commands. Users with SSH command patterns that include pipes need to bypass auto-quoting for specific executions but have no mechanism to do so.
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