Enhance CLI Command Helper to Identify and Respect Linux Distro Package Managers #35
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Usage arch linux as default.
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Previously, the program only distinguished between Linux and macOS environments. However, recognizing the diversity of package managers across various Linux distributions, this commit refines the identification process. It now accurately determines the specific Linux distribution and incorporates that information into the 'os_hint.' now the plz-cli does not always recommend apt for package installations, it respects the default package manager of the detected Linux distribution (e.g., pacman for Arch). This enhancement has been tested successfully on Arch Linux."