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Abort program if a subprocess fails#63
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- executes shell command and asserts exit code was 0 - exits program if exit code not 0
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My solution for #60
Essentially, checks that each shell subprocess launched by the program exited without an error. If a subprocess exited with an error, the offending step is output to the console, and the program exits without performing the remaining steps.