Prefix message to clarify what is asking for sudo password #593
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I was type checking a javascript file and through a roundabout manner it was invoking mkcert. It was quite scary that such a simple operation was asking for my sudo password without any explanation of where it was coming from or why it was needed. For such a sensitive operation I think it would be helpful to provide more details
This PR uses the text:
If we wanted something shorter another alternative might be:
But I thought the longer message provided more explanation of why it's asking for your sudo password.