[docker/cli] Request: Ability to name preferred WSL environment

### ROOT CAUSE The issue arises because Docker Desktop's WSL integration blindly uses the default WSL distribution, which may not be WSL v2 (required by Docker). Users often set up a `docker-desktop` distribution to ensure compatibility, but the current implementation doesn't prioritize it. This leads to potential conflicts with VPNs or other tools that require WSL v2. ### CODE FIX 1. **Detect and Use the `docker-desktop` Distribution**: Modify the WSL startup logic to check for the `docker-desktop` distribution explicitly. If it exists, use it; otherwise, fall back to the default distribution. 2. **Allow Custom Distribution Names**: Add a configuration option (e.g., in `config.json`) to let users specify a custom distribution name for Docker to use. **Implementation Steps**: - Update the WSL startup command in Docker Desktop to: ```powershell $distro = wsl --list --verbose | Where-Object { $_.Name -eq "docker-desktop" } if ($distro) { wsl -d docker-desktop } else { wsl } ``` - Add a setting in the Docker Desktop configuration (e.g., `wslDistro` in `config.json`) to allow users to override the distribution name. - Modify the CLI to read this setting and use the specified distribution if it exists. This ensures compatibility with WSL v2 while giving users flexibility to define their preferred environment.