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The "Which shells" table named zsh, bash, fish and PowerShell. Nushell has had the same treatment as the rest for as long as they have -- a throwaway `config.nu` passed with `--config`, sourcing the user's own back in -- and a nushell user reading that page concluded they got nothing. The row says how, including the part that makes it unlike the others: `source` is parse-time in Nushell, so the path to your config is resolved as the wrapper is written rather than checked when it runs. The test reads the shells out of the injection dispatch, so a sixth has to be written down before it passes; removing the new row fails it, naming Nushell. Found by checking a table against the thing it claims to describe, which also cleared two nearby ones: `PATH_PROBED_SHELLS` holds twelve shells against these five, and that difference is right -- probing PATH so a shell can be chosen is not the same as having hooks for it, and ksh or tcsh work fine without them.