Sweep: Enable Terminal Command Execution in Sweep (✓ Sandbox Passed)

[CharlonTank]

Description

This pull request enables terminal command execution in Sweep by adding a new TerminalExecutor class and importing it into the api.py file.

Summary

• Added TerminalExecutor class to sweepai/utils/terminal_executor.py
• Imported TerminalExecutor into sweepai/api.py

Fixes #1.

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Rollback Files For Sweep

• [ ] Rollback changes to sweepai/api.py
• [ ] Rollback changes to sweepai/utils/terminal_executor.py

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Apply Sweep Rules to your PR?

• [ ] Apply: We should use loguru for error logging. If the log is inside an exception, use logger.exception to add tracebacks, where logger is imported from loguru. Use f-strings for string formatting in logger calls (e.g. logger.info(f'Hello {name}') instead of logger.info('Hello {name}', name=name)).
• [ ] Apply: There should be no debug log or print statements in production code.
• [ ] Apply: All functions should have parameters and output annotated with type hints. Use list, tuple and dict instead of typing.List, typing.Tuple and typing.dict.
• [ ] Apply: Leftover TODOs in the code should be handled.
• [ ] Apply: All new business logic should have corresponding unit tests in the same directory. For example, sweepai/api_test.py tests sweepai/api.py. Use unittest and unittest.mock as required.
• [ ] Apply: Any clearly inefficient or repeated code should be optimized or refactored.
• [ ] Apply: Remove any comments before code that are obvious. For example # this prints hello world; print('hello world').