fix(coverage): isolate nested command spans - #1341
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Preserve outer literal and continued-command coverage across substitutions without crediting child commands. Track case phases and arithmetic contexts so delimiters cannot expose parent spans. Keep Bash and awk report propagation aligned. Refs #1338
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Background
Follow-up to #1339. A multiline array, quote, or continued command that contains a command or process substitution can lose coverage on its outer literal segments or mark skipped child commands as covered. Case arm delimiters and arithmetic syntax can also corrupt the scanner state and affect later statements.
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make lintandgit diff --checkpassed.Checklist
CHANGELOG.mdto reflect the new feature or fixRefs #1338