More POSIX shell standards stuff

More POSIX shell standards stuff

[Bart Schaefer]

The first one involves the -P option of "cd", and the second one has to do 
with the changes PWS made a couple months ago to the "test" builtin.  In 
the latter case, it looks like they're going to decide to bless zsh's 
original behavior, so we might want to consider backing out the change or 
making a setopt for it.



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This addresses a number of defects identified with how the cd utility handles
symbolic links.



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This addresses the question of what constitutes a number in XCU test and shell
arithmetic expansion.