Update vital-Whisky

[lambdalisue]

#523 (comment)

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Improved PowerShell command execution by adding an option that prevents loading user profile scripts, ensuring a more consistent runtime environment.
• Chores
  • Refreshed internal reference values for enhanced process consistency.

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Walkthrough

This pull request makes two primary changes. First, the s:trash function in the file autoload/vital/_fern/Async/File.vim now includes the -NoProfile argument when invoking PowerShell, ensuring that user profile scripts are not loaded. Second, the hash associated with the fern entry in the file autoload/vital/fern.vital has been updated from its previous value to a new one.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
autoload/vital/_fern/Async/File.vim	Added the -NoProfile argument to the PowerShell command in the s:trash function.
autoload/vital/…/fern.vital	Updated the hash value for the fern entry (from 809b434305276dd3caf8094334dfa2d27d6fd6a6 to 18fd874589993a34a4e62fe07b3d66a94bdeea15).

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Vim as Vim Script
    participant PS as PowerShell
    Note over Vim,PS: Execution of s:trash Function
    Vim->>PS: Invoke command with: -ExecutionPolicy Bypass, -NoProfile
    PS-->>Vim: Execute task without loading user profiles

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Poem

In my burrow, code does bloom,
A "-NoProfile" now clears the gloom.
Hashes shift in quiet light,
Making all our scripts feel bright.
Hopping through the diff with cheer,
A bunny’s song for changes dear!
🐇✨ Happy code, my dears!

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🔇 Additional comments (2)

autoload/vital/_fern/Async/File.vim (1)

254-254: Excellent addition of -NoProfile to PowerShell command

Adding the -NoProfile flag to the PowerShell command is a good improvement that prevents user profile scripts from loading during execution. This makes the trash operation more reliable and predictable across different Windows environments by avoiding interference from user-specific PowerShell configurations.

This change appropriately addresses the issue referenced in #523 by ensuring consistent behavior regardless of what might be in a user's PowerShell profile.

autoload/vital/fern.vital (1)

2-2: Hash update is correctly synchronized with code change

The hash update reflects the code modification made in the Async/File.vim file. This is a necessary change to maintain proper versioning and dependency tracking in the vital.vim system.

This ensures that the system recognizes that the implementation has been modified and properly handles any dependencies.

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