docs: clarify cli distribution options - #2664
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This English Getting Started sentence now clarifies that the CLI can be installed as either a standalone binary or an npm package, but the mirrored Chinese page still says it is distributed through npm and runs on Node.js. Chinese readers will continue to see the old conflicting distribution description even though the install flow below recommends a no-Node standalone script, so the zh mirror should be updated in the same change.
AGENTS.md reference: docs/AGENTS.md:L19-L21
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Updated the mirrored Chinese guide to keep both versions consistent. Thanks!
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Summary
Clarifies that Kimi Code CLI is available both as a standalone binary and as an npm package.
The previous wording described the CLI only as being distributed via npm and running on Node.js, which could conflict with the recommended standalone install flow documented immediately below.
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