Fix(subenum): Isolate temp files by domain in OUT function #40
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When processing a list of domains with the `-l` flag, the `OUT` function used a broad `tmp-*` glob to gather and clean up temporary result files. This caused an issue where results from previously processed domains were not cleaned up and were incorrectly included in the output for subsequent domains. This commit fixes the bug by changing the glob in the `OUT` function to be domain-specific (`tmp-*-"$domain"`). This ensures that only the temporary files belonging to the currently processed domain are aggregated and deleted, preventing result contamination between domains.
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When processing a list of domains with the
-lflag, theOUTfunction used a broadtmp-*glob to gather and clean up temporary result files. This caused an issue where results from previously processed domains were not cleaned up and were incorrectly included in the output for subsequent domains.This commit fixes the bug by changing the glob in the
OUTfunction to be domain-specific (tmp-*-"$domain"). This ensures that only the temporary files belonging to the currently processed domain are aggregated and deleted, preventing result contamination between domains.