fix(capabilities): update default shell command validator pattern #3021
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The default validator pattern '\\S+' is too restrictive for common shell commands as it doesn't allow spaces or special characters. This causes validation errors when using commands like `echo 'Hello World!'`. Changed the validator to '*' to support: - Commands with spaces - Commands with quotes - Other common shell command patterns This change improves developer experience by allowing standard shell commands to work out of the box while maintaining security through the capabilities system.
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Description
fix(capabilities): update docs default shell command validator pattern
What does this PR change?
Updates the default shell command validator pattern from
\\S+to*to better support common shell command patterns. This change allows:echo 'Hello World!')This improvement enhances developer experience by allowing standard shell commands to work out of the box while maintaining security through the capabilities system.