The following line is quite widespread in use, but not as portable as it could be:
#!/bin/bash
For increased portability, respect users' PATH environment variable using:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
Using #!/bin/bash could lead to subtle bugs on systems with more than one version of bash installed, or outright breakage on systems where bash isn't installed at /bin/bash. (OpenBSD is known to use /usr/local/bin/bash, for example.)
I wonder if copilot would have produced better code if the user had used /usr/bin/env instead. If you already have buggy code, will copilot also suggest buggy code?