nix run using $SHELL as default command
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Since
nix runjust sets thePATH, I think it makes sense to use$SHELLas the default command for a more fluent workflow.Additionally, the
nix dev-shelluses option--rcfile, which is not compatible with all mainstream shells(I think zsh is one of the mainstream shell, is it?), and the rcfile usually contains bash-specific content, I think it is better to just use "bash" in dev-shell instead of "$SHELL". What's your opinion? Just discussion though, this is not part of this pr.