test: fixes the test case for -d on linux

Author: kaelzhang

README.md

@@ -12,20 +12,20 @@
 
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-A much safer replacement of bash `rm` with **ALMOST FULL** features of the origin `rm` command.
+[Safe-rm][safe-rm], a much safer replacement of [`rm`][rm] with **ALMOST FULL** features of the origin [`rm`][rm] command.
 
 The project was initially developed for Mac OS X, and then tested on Linux.
 
 ## Features
 - Supports both MacOS and Linux with full test coverage.
 - Using `safe-rm`, the files or directories you choose to remove will be moved to the system Trash instead of simply deleting them. You could put them back whenever you want manually.
   - On MacOS, `safe-rm` will use [AppleScript][applescript] to delete files or directories as much as possible to enable the built-in "put-back" capability in the system Trash bin.
-  - On Linux, t also follows the operating system's conventions for handling duplicate files in the Trash to avoid overwriting
+  - On Linux, it also follows the operating system's conventions for handling duplicate files in the Trash to avoid overwriting
 - Supports Custom [configurations](#configuration).
 
 ## Supported options
 
-For those implemented options, safe-rm will act **exactly the same** as the original `rm` command
+For those implemented options, safe-rm will act **exactly the same** as the original `rm` command:
 
 | Option | Brief | Description |
 | ------ | ----- | ------------ |
@@ -136,3 +136,5 @@ alias="SAFE_RM_CONF=/path/to/safe-rm.conf safe-rm"
 
 
 [applescript]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AppleScript
+[rm]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rm_(Unix)
+[safe-rm]: https://github.com/kaelzhang/shell-safe-rm

test/cases.js

@@ -220,10 +220,8 @@ module.exports = (
     const dirpath = await createDir()
     const result1 = await runRm([dirpath])
 
-    log('rm a dir without -d', result1)
-
     t.is(result1.code, 1, 'exit code should be 1')
-    t.true(result1.stderr.includes('is a directory'), 'stderr should include "is a directory"')
+    t.true(result1.stderr.includes('a directory'), 'stderr should include "a directory"')
 
     const result2 = await runRm(['-d', dirpath])