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1-Uses shelx to breakdown the executable and the args requires by RHAPSODY 2-Add more tests for this case 3-Add more defensive error raising and remove unncessary ones
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The pull request effectively refactors the executable command building logic by integrating shlex.split for robust parsing of commands and their arguments. This change correctly separates the executable from its arguments, handling various scenarios including quoted strings and paths with spaces. The addition of comprehensive unit tests for different splitting behaviors and error cases significantly improves the reliability and test coverage of this functionality. The removal of redundant validation logic in _register_component is also a positive change, as the validation is now handled more defensively at the point of command parsing.
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This looks reasonable I think.
1-Uses shelx to break down the executable and the args required by RHAPSODY 2-Add more tests for this case
3-Add more defensive error raising and remove unnecessary ones