[docker/cli] CLI becomes permanently slow after enabling Docker Desktop integration

### ROOT CAUSE The WSL2 integration modifies the shell environment and configuration files, which are not reverted upon disabling the integration. This leads to residual performance issues, such as slow command execution and tab completion, even after the integration is disabled. ### CODE FIX 1. **Reset the Docker WSL2 Integration**: - Uninstall and reinstall Docker Desktop, ensuring to disable WSL2 integration during setup. - Use the following command to reset the WSL2 distribution: ```bash wsl --shutdown ``` - Remove any lingering Docker configuration files: ```bash rm -rf ~/.docker ``` 2. **Clear Environment Variables**: - Check for and unset environment variables set by the integration (e.g., `DOCKER_HOST`, `DOCKER_CLIENT_CERT_PATH`): ```bash unset DOCKER_HOST unset DOCKER_CLIENT_CERT_PATH ``` - Edit shell profile files (e.g., `~/.bashrc`, `~/.zshrc`) and remove any lines related to Docker Desktop or WSL2 integration. 3. **Rebuild Docker Context**: - Reset the Docker context to default: ```bash docker context reset ``` - Rebuild the context to ensure no residual integration settings remain. 4. **Verify System Resources**: - Ensure no background processes are consuming CPU/memory in WSL2: ```bash top ``` - Check disk I/O performance in Windows/System Properties. If the issue persists, consider downgrading Docker Desktop to a version known to work with WSL2 (e.g., Docker Desktop 4.22.0).