This is awkward because some systems really want $SHELL to be
sh-compatible, it's also duplicated with the actual docs and not
really something you have to do in the first five minutes of using
fish.
Supersedes #10229
Apparently this is actually a point of confusion.
Unfortunately we can't use `which` here because 1. it might not be
installed, 2. it might be trash.
So we give instructions from inside fish, and explain that they
should *typically* work.
See #10002
Stackoverflow's fish tag suffers from inconsistent moderation and an
annoying policy on what is allowed and what isn't.
Given that fish straddles the line between "programming" and "usage",
some fish questions would be allowed and some wouldn't, and it is
awkward for users to tell which.
So stop recommending a site that, in practice, closes user's questions
for unclear reasons.
This needs to be done for fish-site as well.
* add support for colorized ls on openbsd
* add changelog line for colorls support
* add readme line for colorls support
* determine ls command at runtime, don't cache it
* eliminate __fish_ls_command function
This was removed from fish-site in
7c19bf2cc9a3742346527cd6979671f16b8caeb9 because it's out of date, so
it gives a bad first impression.
In my tests it also loads very slowly and features oh-my-fish instead
of a stock fish.
We use sphinx with rst for our documentation, and github supports rst
here, so it seems weird to have markdown just for these.
It also allows us e.g. to include the CHANGELOG in the docs without
requiring another build dependency.
