Commands are held literally. tmux ends a command at an argument whose last byte is {@code ;}, so a value ending in one would otherwise be truncated with no error; a transport encodes for the parser it feeds, and {@link #commands()} answers with what the caller meant.
The timeout rides on the request instead of the transport because the same server serves both a listing that should answer immediately and an attach that never returns. ## Members - `of` (method) — A request for one command, which is every request but a batch. - `commandLine` (method) — The full argv to hand a process builder, encoded for tmux's own argv parser. - `toString` (method) — Counts only. Commands carry pane content and socket paths, and this value reaches log lines and failed assertions.