@fuel-ts/forc 0.65.0

node ./lib/install.js

This script appears to be an installation script, probably for a specific package in a node.js project. The script begins by importing necessary utility functions and node.js modules. It then fetches a specific version of a package (forc-binaries) from a GitHub repository, checks if the required version is already installed, and if not, downloads and installs it. It leverages functions like execSync to execute shell commands, fetch to download files from the internet, and existsSync, rmSync, writeFileSync for file system operations. But none of these functions is being used in a way that allows arbitrary input to be passed unsanitized into shell commands or file functions, which is where the danger would typically come from in this sort of JavaScript. While it does download a file from the internet (and hence the script's safety would depend on the safety of the file), it's from a hard-coded GitHub URL, which is generally safe assuming that the repository has not been compromised.