Local minor update to PR #370

[JKrag]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced the setup process for the exercise repository with new pre-setup and post-setup steps.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved robustness of the verification script by ensuring it exits on directory change failure and enhancing compatibility with various shell environments.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve modifications to two scripts: bisect/setup.sh and bisect/verify.sh. The setup.sh script has replaced the make-exercise-repo command with pre-setup and added a new post-setup command, maintaining the overall structure. The verify.sh script has improved its robustness by ensuring the directory change is successful before proceeding and enhancing compatibility with various shell environments by adjusting the conditional syntax.

Changes

File	Change Summary
bisect/setup.sh	Replaced make-exercise-repo with pre-setup; added post-setup at the end of the script.
bisect/verify.sh	Updated cd exercise to `cd exercise

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Setup
    participant Verify

    User->>Setup: Start setup process
    Setup->>Setup: Run pre-setup
    Setup->>Setup: Create test script and add files
    Setup->>Setup: Commit changes
    Setup->>Setup: Run post-setup
    Setup->>User: Setup complete

    User->>Verify: Start verification process
    Verify->>Verify: Change directory to exercise
    Verify->>Verify: Check latest commit message
    Verify->>User: Verification complete

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Poem

In the burrow where scripts do play,
A new setup leads the way.
Pre-setup hops, post-setup sings,
Robust checks for all the things.
With every change, we leap and bound,
In code's embrace, joy is found! 🐇✨

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