I want to split this code:import subprocess

import xml$.$etree.ElementTree as ET

import difflib

# Read the input file that contains the $20$ commands

input$\_$file $=$ open$("$input$.$txt$","$r$")$

# Loop through all commands

for i in input$\_$file:

# Remove leading$/$trailing whitespaces

i $=$ i$.$strip$()$

# Run the command with the specified arguments to get version information

result$1=$ subprocess.run$([$i$,\text{'}--$version'$],$ capture$\_$output$=$True, text$=$True$)$

version$\_$info $=$ result$1.$stdout.strip$()$

# Run the command to get the manual page

result$2=$ subprocess.run$([\text{'}$man$\text{'},$ i$],$ capture$\_$output$=$True, text$=$True$)$

# Extract the description using awk

description$\_$process $=$ subprocess.run$([\text{'}$awk$\text{'},\text{'}/^$DESCRIPTION$$/,/^$OPTIONS$$/\text{'}],$ input$=$result$2.$stdout, capture$\_$output$=$True, text$=$True$)$

description $=$ description$\_$process.stdout.strip$()$

# Run the command to get related commands using 'bash $-$i$\text{'}$

result$3=$ subprocess.run$([\text{'}$bash$\text{'},\text{'}-$i$\text{'},\text{'}-$c$\text{'},$ 'compgen $-$c $|$ grep $\text{'}+$ i$],$ capture$\_$output$=$True, text$=$True$)$

related$\_$commands$\_$info $=$ result$3.$stdout.strip$()$

#Generate XML file:

manual $=$ ET$.$Element$("$Manual$")$

command$\_$manual $=$ ET$.$SubElement$($manual$,$ "CommandManual"$)$

command$\_$name $=$ ET$.$SubElement$($command$\_$manual, "CommandName"$)$

command$\_$name.text $=$ i

command$\_$des $=$ ET$.$SubElement$($command$\_$manual,"command description"$)$

command$\_$des.text $=$ description

ver $=$ ET$.$SubElement$($command$\_$manual,"VersionHistory"$)$

ver.text $=$ version$\_$info

rel $=$ ET$.$SubElement$($command$\_$manual,"RelatedCommands"$)$

rel.text $=$ related$\_$commands$\_$info

example $=$ ET $.$SubElement$($manual$,$"example"$)$

tree $=$ ET$.$ElementTree$($manual$)$

# Create a file for each command and write the version information, description, and related commands

output$\_$file $=$ i $+".$xml$"$

with open$($output$\_$file, $"$w$")$ as f:

if i $==$ 'cat':

example.text $=$"cat file.txt $"$ # Display the contents of 'file.txt$\text{'}"$

if i $==$ 'more':

example.text $=$ "more: more file.txt$"$ # Display 'file.txt$\text{'}$ one screen at a time"

if i $==$ 'less':

example.text $=$ "less: less file.txt$"$ # View and navigate 'file.txt$\text{'}$

if i $==$ 'head':

example.text $=$ "head: head $-$n $5$ file.txt$"$ # Display the first $5$ lines of 'file.txt$\text{'}"$

if i $==$ 'tail':

example.text $=$ "tail: tail $-$n $5$ file.txt$"$ # Display the last $5$ lines of 'file.txt$\text{'}"$

if i $==$ 'mkdir':

example.text $=$ "mkdir: mkdir new$\_$directory # Create a new directory named 'new$\_$directoy'"

if i $==\text{'}$cp$\text{'}$:

example.text $="$cp: cp file.txt destination" # Copy 'file.txt$\text{'}$ to the 'destination$/\text{'}$ directory"

if i $==\text{'}$mv$\text{'}$:

example.text $="$mv: mv file.txt new$\_$location$/"$ # Move 'file.txt$\text{'}$ to the 'new$\_$location$/\text{'}$ directory"

if i $==\text{'}$rm$\text{'}$:

example.text $="$rm: rm file.txt$"$ # Remove or delete 'file.txt$\text{'}"$

if i $==$ 'touch':

example.text $=$ "touch: touch new$\_$file.txt$"$ # Create a new empty file named 'new$\_$file.txt$\text{'}"$

into : OOP Integration

You will use these guidelines to structure your project using Object$-$Oriented

Programming principles to enhance modularity, encapsulation, and reusability.

$1.$CommandManualGenerator$$ Class

The CommandManualGenerator class serves as the main orchestrator for manual

generation. It encapsulates the logic for reading commands from an input file and

generating manuals for each command. This class promotes separation of concerns by

handling the overall process of manual creation.

$2.$CommandManual$$ Class

The CommandManual class represents an individual manual for a specific Python

command. It encapsulates various aspects of the manual, including command

description, version history, examples, related commands, syntax and usage patterns,

and online documentation links.

Each instance of the CommandManual class is associated with a single shell

command, providing a clean and encapsulated way to manage and organize the

information related to that command.

$3.$XmlSerializer$$ Class

Responsible of serializing $$CommandManual$$ class to an XML string.

$4.$ Use any other OOP principles or structure that you see necessary.let me send the rest of code please