[Bug] login fails silently when .profile contains invalid or failing shell code #871

. "$HOME/.zv/bin/env"

initializing termbox2
termbox2 set to 24-bit color output mode
screen resolution is 240x67
authenticating...
[pam] starting session
[pam] setting tty
[pam] authenticating
[pam] validating account
[pam] setting credentials
[pam] opening session
logged out
authenticating...
[pam] starting session
[pam] setting tty
[pam] authenticating
[pam] validating account
[pam] setting credentials
[pam] opening session
logged out
authenticating...
[pam] starting session
[pam] setting tty
[pam] authenticating
[pam] validating account
[pam] setting credentials
[pam] opening session
logged out
authenticating...
[pam] starting session
[pam] setting tty
[pam] authenticating
[pam] validating account
[pam] setting credentials
[pam] opening session
logged out

### Pre-requisites - [x] I have looked for any other duplicate issues ### Ly version 1.3.0-dev.19+816be74 ### Observed behavior if the users `~/.profile` contains a command that errors, ly fails the login silently. the login screen succeeds, briefly flashes, and returns to login screen again with no visible error and no logs about the error (i dont think it sees it as an error) in my case, i previously uninstalled an application but still had this: ```sh . "$HOME/.zv/bin/env" ``` which fails because the file doesnt exist ### Expected behavior If `.profile` fails to execute: ly should show an authentication/session error, or log an error message that the shell profile failed to run silent failure makes it extremely hard to diagnose ### OS + Desktop environment/Window manager Arch Linux / Niri (de/wm doesnt matter in this case) ### Steps to reproduce 1. add invalid shell code to `~/.profile`, for example: ```sh . "this-file-does-not-exist.sh" ``` 2. log out 3. try logging in through ly to that user 4. login will instantly fail with no error message ### Relevant logs ```shell initializing termbox2 termbox2 set to 24-bit color output mode screen resolution is 240x67 authenticating... [pam] starting session [pam] setting tty [pam] authenticating [pam] validating account [pam] setting credentials [pam] opening session logged out authenticating... [pam] starting session [pam] setting tty [pam] authenticating [pam] validating account [pam] setting credentials [pam] opening session logged out authenticating... [pam] starting session [pam] setting tty [pam] authenticating [pam] validating account [pam] setting credentials [pam] opening session logged out authenticating... [pam] starting session [pam] setting tty [pam] authenticating [pam] validating account [pam] setting credentials [pam] opening session logged out ``` ### Additional information session log is empty