ite Commands (#298) (#519)

* feat: Implement Site Commands (#298)

- Introduced a Commands widget/table for Site view, allowing users to create, edit, delete, and execute commands.
- Each Site Type now has a predefined set of commands inserted upon site creation.
- A migration script ensures commands are created for existing sites.
- Implemented necessary policies for command management.
- Added feature tests to validate functionality.

* I'm trying to fix the tests, but it seems like it might not work. I'm having trouble running the tests locally for some reason.

* I'm trying to fix the tests, but it seems like it might not work. I'm having trouble running the tests locally for some reason.

* I'm trying to fix the tests, but it seems like it might not work. I'm having trouble running the tests locally for some reason.

* I'm trying to fix the tests, but it seems like it might not work. I'm having trouble running the tests locally for some reason.

* Remove feature tests for commands due to inconsistencies for now

* fixes

* add tests for commands

* ui fix and add to wordpress

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Co-authored-by: Saeed Vaziry <mr.saeedvaziry@gmail.com>

app/Web/Pages/Servers/Sites/View.php

@@ -56,6 +56,10 @@ public function getWidgets(): array
         }
 
         if ($this->site->isReady()) {
+            if (in_array(SiteFeature::COMMANDS, $this->site->type()->supportedFeatures())) {
+                $widgets[] = [Widgets\Commands::class, ['site' => $this->site]];
+            }
+
             if (in_array(SiteFeature::DEPLOYMENT, $this->site->type()->supportedFeatures())) {
                 $widgets[] = [Widgets\DeploymentsList::class, ['site' => $this->site]];
             }