[FEATURE] Support custom wrapper commands (like shell functions/aliases) for terminal_cmd

[zerochae]

Feature Description

Support for using custom wrapper commands (e.g. shell functions or aliases) as terminal_cmd in claudecode.nvim.
Currently, terminal_cmd only works with executables available in the shell PATH. When using a shell function (e.g. cl), it fails with exit code 127.

Use Case

I created a custom shell function cl that wraps claude with additional custom prompts.
I’d like to use this wrapper command with claudecode.nvim so that every request automatically follows my predefined prompt rules.
This would make it easier for users to customize their workflows without modifying the plugin code.

Proposed Solution

Allow terminal_cmd to support shell functions or aliases in addition to executables.
For example, running the command through a shell (e.g. bash -i -c "cl") so that user-defined functions are available.

Alternatives Considered

• Directly using the claude binary instead of the wrapper (works, but loses my custom prompt logic).
• Writing a separate executable script (~/bin/cl) instead of a shell function (possible, but less convenient for quick customization).

Additional Context

Error message when attempting to use a shell function as terminal_cmd:

[ClaudeCode] [terminal] [ERROR] Claude exited with code 127.
Check for any errors.

Example config:

{
  "coder/claudecode.nvim",
  dependencies = { "folke/snacks.nvim" },
  opts = {
    terminal_cmd = "cl",
    terminal = {
      snacks_win_opts = {
        ...
      },
    },
  },
}