feat(cli): add utility to ensure bun's global bin directory is on PATH - #19
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Introduced a new utility function `ensureGlobalBinOnPath` in `pathSetup.ts` to automatically append bun's global bin directory to the user's shell startup file if it's not already present. This ensures that globally installed packages via bun are accessible in new terminal sessions. The function is called in `runMain` to perform this check on the first successful run of the CLI.
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Introduced a new utility function
ensureGlobalBinOnPathinpathSetup.tsto automatically append bun's global bin directory to the user's shell startup file if it's not already present. This ensures that globally installed packages via bun are accessible in new terminal sessions. The function is called inrunMainto perform this check on the first successful run of the CLI.