This should makes things sort of compatible with bash shell scripts.
Bash limits its return states to 255, so the fss return codes may still not always function..
This at least allows for some sort of compatibility.
#endif // _di_f_errors_booleans_
#ifndef _di_f_errors_basic_
- f_none,
+ f_none = 131, // start at 131 to allow compatibility with the reserved bash return codes (keep in mind fss return codes can be larger than 255).
f_dummy, // to only be used as a placeholder
f_warn, // warning
f_critical,