jbang: Running a script hosted in an untrusted url fails to read user choice when using `curl -sh https://sh.jbang.dev`

I think the problem is quite known in any shell. If you pipe a shell script for the shell to execute it then the shell won’t be able to read input from the user:

$ curl -sL https://sh.jbang.dev | bash -s -- https://github.com/mperezi/java-cli/blob/master/SendSms.java
[jbang] https://github.com/mperezi/java-cli/blob/master/SendSms.java is not from a trusted source thus not running it automatically.

If you trust the url to be safe to run you can do one of the following:
0) Trust once: Add no trust, just run this time
1) Trust this url in future:
    jbang trust add https://github.com/mperezi/java-cli/


Any other response will result in exit.

[jbang] Type in your choice (0 or 1) and hit enter. Times out after 10 seconds.
[jbang] [ERROR] Could not parse answer as a number. Aborting
[jbang] [ERROR] https://github.com/mperezi/java-cli/blob/master/SendSms.java is not from a trusted source and user did not confirm trust thus aborting.

The problem can be spotted in the following line:

[jbang] [ERROR] Could not parse answer as a number. Aborting

Do you think it would be a good idea to provide a flag --trust-once to avoid this edge cases?