Within the command, arguments and filenames as options are passed as strings. Programs may misinterpret files as arguments if the file name starts
with a single or double dash. When filenames are specified using glob, files whose names begin with a dash are not included in the scope. For example,
if a file is named "-f" and passed as an argument to a command such as "rm", it may be interpreted as a command line option instead of a file, causing
unexpected behaviour. This issue affects all instructions processing shell commands.
