introduce capability_manager and command_strategy#131
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introduce capability_manager and command_strategy#131andreashappe merged 7 commits intodevelopmentfrom
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Fixed pydantic model bug
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This pull request introduces two new Linux privilege escalation use cases using a strategy-based approach and refactors the command execution framework to support these strategies. Additionally, it includes several improvements and bug fixes across the web API testing modules, focusing on prompt history handling, file path management, and test case generation. Below are the most important changes grouped by theme.