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mksh doesn't support $[], only $(()).
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If you ever do have a command name beginning with a -, eval won't run it by
default, because even though it takes no arguments it tries to parse them
anyway, so it complains it's an unrecognized argument. Solution: -- as first
argument (which is parsed and stops argument parsing).
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check in two converted commands.
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last test exited with nonzero status and the script preserved it. In the
current context, that's counterproductive.
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command exits with high errno and assume it segfaulted.
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to fail on non-toybox implementations.
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and make ctrl-c kill "make test" more reliably.
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