fix(ralph-wiggum): Fix cancel-ralph command parsing error#101
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The cancel-ralph command was failing with a bash parse error because the inline multi-line bash code in the ```! code block was being passed to bash with the fence markers included. This fix: 1. Creates a dedicated cancel-ralph-loop.sh script in scripts/ 2. Updates cancel-ralph.md to call the script via allowed-tools pattern 3. Matches the working pattern used by ralph-loop.md The script properly handles both cases: - Active loop: removes state file, reports iteration count - No loop: reports "No active Ralph loop found" Tested successfully on macOS.
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The cancel-ralph command was failing with a bash parse error because the inline multi-line bash code in the ```! code block was being passed to bash with the fence markers included.
This fix:
The script properly handles both cases:
Tested successfully on macOS.