Why do I need to quote when calling a function?

I’m on zsh 5.8.1

Why do I need to quote when calling a function?

I’m on zsh 5.8.1

Why do I need to quote when calling a function?

I’m on zsh 5.8.1

Why do I need to quote when calling a function?

I’m on zsh 5.8.1

Why do I need to quote when calling a function?

I’m on zsh 5.8.1

Why do I need to quote when calling a function?

I’m on zsh 5.8.1

Why do I need to quote when calling a function?

I’m on zsh 5.8.1

Change characters of an original variable in zsh given as a reference to the variable name

For some zsh cheatsheet, I am investigating (indirect) variable references. I have a scalar variable and a reference to it:

Expand variable containing commands within ‘osascript -e’ construct

I’m attempting to write a function within zsh that takes input 1 (in this case, an arbitrary set of commands) and executes those commands in a new shell. I have the following so far:

zsh terminal: scripts that are available on the path, are not suggested by autocomplete

I’ve placed several scripts at: ~/bin/scripts.