There were a myriad of problems when using the type: 'cli' for a tutorial: * Editor component would flicker the non-cli version first since that was the default value. Fixed by not showing anything until type is available * Editor component still rendered a split screen when there was no preview. Fixed * Project initialization was incorrect because the terminal would appear to be available but really didn't work until dependencies were done installing. Fixed by sharing initialization with regular project init and piping the install output to the interactive terminal * Terminals would not work when going from type: 'cli' to another or vice versa. This is because the element instance of a terminal cannot change once it is opened. Fixed by dispoing and recreating terminals when the element changes PR Close #61246
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