Fix mkdir arguments order in snap#135182
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When lauching with `env POSIXLY_CORRECT=y code [...]`, VSCode creates two directories named `-m` and `700`. This is because the order of arguments, in a POSIX strict environment, matters.
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When lauching with
env POSIXLY_CORRECT=y code [...], VSCode createstwo directories named
-mand700. This is because the order ofarguments, in a POSIX strict environment, matters.
Because the fix is trivial, I didn’t want to bother you by opening an issue.