tools: Use grep -F instead of fgrep #6509
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POSIX only defines grep, not fgrep and egrep (the latter two were already marked as LEGACY in SUSv2 in 1997, and are not present in POSIX-2001 or any later POSIX standards). Recent versions of GNU grep warn when fgrep and egrep are used.
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POSIX only defines grep, not fgrep and egrep (the latter two were already marked as LEGACY in SUSv2 in 1997, and are not present in POSIX-2001 or any later POSIX standards). Recent versions of GNU grep warn when fgrep and egrep are used: https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/info-gnu/2022-09/msg00001.html