installer: re-sync install.sh with canonical (release#44) - #440
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The canonical-drift job went red on main again — working exactly as intended. pilot-protocol/release#44 landed ("don't clobber an existing config.json on a fresh install"), moving canonical from 906deea1 to c9d11c8c, while this repo's copy stayed behind. The live URL already serves c9d11c8c — R2 syncs from the release repo automatically — so users were never affected. Only the in-repo copy was stale, which is precisely the gap the drift job exists to catch. install.sh is now byte-identical to release@main (c9d11c8c…). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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canonical-driftjob went red on main again — working exactly as intended.pilot-protocol/release#44 landed ("don't clobber an existing config.json on a fresh install"), moving canonical from
906deea1toc9d11c8c, while this repo's copy stayed behind.The live URL already serves
c9d11c8c— R2 syncs from the release repo automatically — so users were never affected. Only the in-repo copy was stale, which is precisely the gap the drift job exists to catch.install.shis now byte-identical torelease@main(c9d11c8c…).bash -nandsh -nclean.🤖 Generated with Claude Code