[fix] Reapply shell script parameter passthrough fix #22867 reverted in #22921

[lhotari]

This reverts commit fa74538.

Motivation

#22921 reverted the change in #22867 to use correct way of passing parameters in shell scripts.
The correct syntax is "$@".

In #22921, the argumentation was that a command bin/pulsar zookeeper-shell --run-once "ls /ledgers" no longer works.
This type of command has always been invalid for 2 reasons:

• bin/pulsar zookeeper-shell has never supported --run-once parameter.
  • there's a Python based zk-shell which supports this syntax. bin/pulsar zookeeper-shell doesn't use zk-shell under the covers.
• bin/pulsar zookeeper-shell has never supported quoting the arguments to the command. This happened to work because of invalid parameter passing which is fixed by [fix][cli] Fix the shell script parameter passthrough syntax #22867
  • The Python based zk-shell requires the --run-once "ls /path" syntax. bin/pulsar zookeeper-shell doesn't use zk-shell under the covers.

Modifications

• revert commit fa74538 / PR [fix] Revert "[fix][cli] Fix the shell script parameter passthrough syntax (#22867)" #22921

Documentation

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[lhotari]

I hope we get the scripts fixed, at least for master branch. It's clearly a problem to use $@ without double quotes to pass parameters on to another command. That's why I think that this change should be made "$@".

[Technoboy-]

$@
When you use $@ without quotes, it expands to each positional parameter as a separate word. This means that if any of the arguments contain spaces, they will be split into multiple words. For example, if a script is run with the arguments one two and three, $@ would treat them as three separate arguments: one, two, and three.
"$@"
When you use "$@" with double quotes, it expands to each positional parameter preserved as a single word, regardless of spaces. This means that each argument is treated exactly as it was passed, including spaces. For example, if a script is run with the arguments “one two“ and three, "$@" would treat them as two arguments: ”one two“ and three.

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