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README.md

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 ### Direct Control Over `stderr`
 
-For most of the output handlers, the first argument is optional and allows you to pass a function to process `stderr` yourself.
+For most of the output handlers, the first argument is optional and allows you
+to pass a function to process `stderr` yourself.
 
-- The function is passed one argument - an `AsyncIterator<string>` of `stderr` lines in text form (unbuffered)
-- You can optionally return a `string[]` of lines from this function; these are attached to the `ProcessExitError` if the process returns a non-zero error code
-- You can throw an error from this function; this allows you to scrape `stderr` and do special error handling
+- The function is passed one argument - an `AsyncIterator<string>` of `stderr`
+  lines in text form (unbuffered)
+- You can optionally return a `string[]` of lines from this function; these are
+  attached to the `ProcessExitError` if the process returns a non-zero error
+  code
+- You can throw an error from this function; this allows you to scrape `stderr`
+  and do special error handling
 
 The examples use this feature a couple of times.
 
-See [stderr-support.ts](./runner/stderr-support.ts) for some functions that provide non-default `stderr` bahaviors. You can use these directly, and they also serve as good working examples.
+See [stderr-support.ts](./runner/stderr-support.ts) for some functions that
+provide non-default `stderr` bahaviors. You can use these directly, and they
+also serve as good working examples.
 
 ### Overriding the Default Exit-Code Error Handling Behavior
 
-For most of the output handlers, the second argument is optional and allows you to redefine the way that `proc` raises errors based on the process exit code.
+For most of the output handlers, the second argument is optional and allows you
+to redefine the way that `proc` raises errors based on the process exit code.
 
-This doesn't come up very often, but occasionally you may not want to treat all non-zero exit codes as an error. You also may want to throw your own error rather than the standard `ProcessExitError`. 
-
-The default error handling definition is defined in [./runner/error-support.ts]. Refer to this code if you want to create a custom error handler.
+This doesn't come up very often, but occasionally you may not want to treat all
+non-zero exit codes as an error. You also may want to throw your own error
+rather than the standard `ProcessExitError`.
 
+The default error handling definition is defined in [./runner/error-support.ts].
+Refer to this code if you want to create a custom error handler.

release-notes.md

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 # Release Notes
 
+## 0.13.6
+
+- **documentation** Added _Direct Control Over `stderr`_ section.
+- **documentation** Added _Overriding the Default Exit-Code Error Handling
+  Behavior_ section.
+
 ## 0.13.5
 
 - `#16` **documentation** Minor documentation edits.