running `devkit avs create` in `paltform: linux (debian)` fails if `apt-utils` is not installed

```shell
2025/10/27 20:15:12
2025/10/27 20:15:16 [====================] 100% lib/ds-test
2025/10/27 20:15:16
2025/10/27 20:15:16 Clone repo complete: https://github.com/Layr-Labs/hourglass-avs-template
2025/10/27 20:15:16
2025/10/27 20:15:16 Installing template dependencies
2025/10/27 20:15:16
[INFO] Detected platform: linux (debian)
[INFO] Installing apt-utils...
^Ccaught interrupt, shutting down gracefully.
[sudo] password for rubydusa:
sudo: unable to read password: Input/output error
sudo: a password is required
2025/10/27 20:46:53 failed to initialize .devkit/scripts/init: context canceled
```

It was stuck on installing apt-utils for a half an hour, decided to cancel it, saw that it needed sudo password.

Start by reproducing `devkit avs create` on Debian without `apt-utils` installed and trace the initialization path that installs apt-utils. Check how the command handles sudo prompts and cancellation; done means the command either completes dependency installation or reports the required permissions clearly instead of hanging.

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