Refactor RunCommand to separate command name and arguments
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Updated the `RunCommand` function to accept the command name and arguments as separate parameters. This improves clarity and aligns with the standard `exec.Command` usage pattern.
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…ine/v10 Refactor `RunCommand` to separate command name and arguments
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Updated the
RunCommandfunction to take the command name and arguments as separate parameters instead of a single combined string. This change enhances readability and aligns function usage with the standardexec.Commandstructure, promoting consistency.This modification resolves potential ambiguity in how commands are parsed and executed, reducing the risk of errors and improving maintainability.
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