Feature Request: Add 'wsl --desktop <distro>' command for automated RDP/GUI session

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently, setting up a full desktop environment (GNOME, XFCE, etc.) in WSL 2 requires multiple manual steps: installing a desktop environment, configuring an RDP server like xrdp, finding the IP address, and manually launching the Windows Remote Desktop Connection client. While WSLg is great for individual apps, it doesn't provide a cohesive "full OS" experience out of the box.

Describe the solution you'd like
I would like a native WSL command, such as wsl --desktop , that automates this workflow. Ideally, this command would:

1. Initialize the specified distro.

2. Start the necessary display services/RDP server within Linux.

3. Automatically launch the Windows mstsc.exe (Remote Desktop) and connect it to the session.

Describe alternatives you've considered
Manual configuration: Installing xfce4 and xrdp manually (tedious for new users).

Third-party scripts: Using community-made .sh or .bat files (often break with updates).

WSLg: Works for single apps, but isn't designed for a full-screen, integrated desktop environment experience.

Additional context
Adding this would make WSL a more competitive alternative to full virtual machines (VirtualBox/VMware/Hyper-V) for developers who need a native Linux UI experience without the overhead of a traditional VM setup.

Start by reviewing the existing wsl command handling, WSL 2 distro initialization, WSLg, and the xrdp/mstsc.exe workflow described here. Define the supported display services and session behavior; done would be a maintainable command that initializes the distro, starts the desktop session, and launches Remote Desktop.