Set default alpine parameter to true in methods

[RohitKushvaha01]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request modifies the Executor.js file to update the default behavior of the alpine parameter within its start and execute methods. Previously defaulting to false, this parameter will now default to true when not explicitly provided, which will impact how commands are executed by these methods.

Highlights

• Default alpine parameter in start method: The default value for the alpine parameter in the start method has been changed from false to true.
• Default alpine parameter in execute method: The default value for the alpine parameter in the execute method has been changed from false to true.

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Code Review

This pull request changes the default value for the alpine parameter to true in both the start and execute methods. While this is a reasonable change for the start method, which is used for interactive shells, it introduces a critical regression for the execute method. Several core functionalities, such as installation and environment management, rely on execute running commands on the host system, and changing the default breaks them. I've provided a comment with a suggestion to revert the change for the execute method to prevent this.

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Changing the default value of alpine to true for the execute method introduces a critical regression. Several functions in Terminal.js rely on execute to run commands on the host system for managing the environment.

For example:

• install() (line 232) uses it to extract the Alpine tarball. This must happen on the host, before the Alpine environment exists.
• stopAxs(), isAxsRunning(), backup(), restore(), and uninstall() also execute host-level commands.

These calls will fail with alpine=true. Since the call sites are not updated in this PR to explicitly pass alpine: false, please revert this change for the execute method to avoid breaking core functionality. The change for start() is appropriate as it's used for interactive shells.

Suggested change

	execute(command, alpine = true) {
	execute(command, alpine = false) {