I know zsh has a preexec hook that fires before the command is executed, but is there one that fires after the command has been initiated but before the output is displayed to the screen? I ask because I want to display something based on if there was/will be actual output.For example:cd dir does not output anythingls dir outputs stuffIn that example, I want to display: Output:\n before the ls directory display but not when cd is run since it doesn't have a display. I want it to look like:~ $: cd dir~/dir $: ls .Output:total 464drwxr-xr-x+  55 eddie  staff   1.8K May  2 11:07 .drwxr-xr-x    6 root   admin   204B Apr 22 13:48 ..~/dir $I don't just want to wrap cd and ls. Those were examples. I want it to be for every command.
Is there a postexec/predisplay hook for ZSH?
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