🚀 go-pugleaf

One kludgy way to get a command like stack to act differently in
scripts and from the CLI would be to utilize the stderr and stdout
handles.  Now this is *real* kludgy but if "Your stack size is"
comes out of stderr and "stack <bytes>" comes out of stdout then
you kinda get what is needed.  Of course your CLI will fill up with
partial messages from the different programs in the pipe.  But I 
*said* it was kludgy.

I guess the better way would be to put that into the program as a
command line flag.  stack -l tells stack to skip the verbage and
just output 'stack <bytes> <cr>'.



Dana