🔒 Feature: Safer Execution for Destructive Commands

[RAJVEER42]

This PR adds a second-layer safeguard for dangerous shell commands prefixed with CONFIRM:.

✅ What’s Changed

• After confirming with "yes", users are required to re-type the command to proceed.
• Execution is aborted if the typed command does not match exactly.
• Non-destructive or direct commands are unaffected.

📋 Why This Is Important

This extra check helps prevent accidental deletions or irreversible changes due to misclicks or habit fatigue.

Please review and feel free to suggest improvements!

[RAJVEER42]

Hi @Kirti-Rathi 👋,

Thank you so much for your guidance and the detailed review on the previous implementation — it really helped clarify the intended changes and improved the solution.

I've now pushed the updated code implementing the second-layer safeguard for CONFIRM: commands. It ensures that users must both confirm with "yes" and re-type the exact command before any dangerous action is executed. I've also removed the redundant code, kept the original logic intact as requested, and ensured everything remains backward-compatible.

Please feel free to review the PR at your convenience. I'd love your feedback on whether everything looks good now or if there’s anything else you’d like adjusted. 😊

Thanks again!

Best regards,
@RAJVEER42

[Kirti-Rathi]

Pls replace all command[8:] with command[9:] b/c the prefixed white space is leading to false failed command verification message.
Everything else works fine except for this very minor issue.

[RAJVEER42]

@hi @Kirti-Rathi ,

I've made the required change in the safeguard-exec-confirmation branch — specifically replaced all instances of command[8:] with command[9:] for better accuracy in command parsing.

Please review the commit and let me know if anything else needs to be updated.

[Kirti-Rathi]

Good work!

[RAJVEER42]

Hey @Kirti-Rathi 👋,

Just wanted to say a big thank you for all your help and patience throughout my contribution . I really appreciate you guiding me, correcting my mistakes, and giving me the chance to learn and grow 💪.

Also, thanks a ton for merging my pull request — it means a lot! ✨

It’s been awesome working with you, and I truly hope we get to collaborate again in the future! 🚀

Cheers,