Improve Type Safety in runCommand Function
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Replaces a @ts-expect-error with a type guard in the runCommand function. When execa is called with the 'reject: false' option, the result can be either a success or an error object. The previous code used a type assertion to access the 'shortMessage' property, which is only present on the error object. This commit adds a type guard to check for the existence of the 'shortMessage' property before accessing it, ensuring type safety and preventing potential runtime errors.
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This change improves the type safety of the
runCommandfunction insrc/utils/shell.tsby replacing a@ts-expect-errorwith a type guard. This ensures that theshortMessageproperty is accessed safely, preventing potential runtime errors.PR created automatically by Jules for task 7477830526809253082 started by @serhalp