Fix bitbake error in module/security/build.sh#1
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Even though the module/security/build.sh has a shebang for /bin/bash, bitbake executes shell commands using POSIX sh, not bash. This change fixes failed builds when a bitbake `do_compile` step calls `clean=0 . build/module/security/build.sh`, thus causing this file to be sourced from a POSIX sh process.
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Even though the module/security/build.sh has a shebang for /bin/bash, bitbake executes shell commands using POSIX sh, not bash. This change fixes failed builds when a bitbake
do_compilestep callsclean=0 . build/module/security/build.sh, thus causing this file to be sourced from a POSIX sh process.