Add basic sudo support - #50
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For #37 , this captures a user's password and attempts to run flagged commands with sudo (and automatically provide the password). This will not work for tailored sudoers files for particular commands since this is testing against
/bin/truefor the need to ask for credentials... so it is possible for bashful to not ask for a sudo password when one will be needed during execution (leaving bashful running forever as a subprocess is waiting for user input). Even with this pitfall, this is probably 'good enough' for now.