Hello terminal

Start with a typewriter greeting, then print the operator and computer names. In FERRO, an optional first argument overrides the greeting name: ./hello "Agent Quinn". VANTAGE uses the current controller's name.

terminal.clear();
await terminal.typeLine("ESTABLISHING UPLINK...", { delay: 35 });
await terminal.sleep(500);
const operator = program.args[0] || program.controller.name;
terminal.writeLine(`Welcome, ${operator}.`);
terminal.writeLine(`Computer: ${program.computer.name}`);
terminal.writeLine(`Operating system: ${program.os}`);
audio.cue("success");
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Expected behavior

The previous output clears. ESTABLISHING UPLINK... appears gradually, followed by the greeting, computer name, and OS ID. A success cue plays for open viewers, respecting their audio preferences. Output remains until Escape.

Uses terminal.clear, terminal.typeLine, terminal.sleep, terminal.writeLine, program.args, program.controller, program.computer, program.os, and audio.cue.