fix: Increase child process maxBuffer size from 1MB to 10MB
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Some commands like `cat` can output significant amounts of data on stdout. This is a hotfix to deal with this issue. I don't see an issue with increasing the `maxBuffer` for all commands except for more memory consumption (assuming Node.js allocates all of it ahead of spawning the process).
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Fixes #37.
Some commands like
catcan output significant amounts of data on stdout. This is a hotfix to deal with this issue. I don't see an issue with increasing themaxBufferfor all commands except for more memory consumption (assuming Node.js allocates all of it ahead of spawning the process).