feat: support custom version and binary name via env vars in install.sh#37
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Closes #35.
Adds two optional env vars to
install.sh:VERSION: skip the GitHub releases API lookup and install a specific tag instead.ALIAS: install the binary under a different name (defaults toreposcan).Both default to current behavior when unset, so the standard one-liner still works unchanged.
Changes
install.sh: gates the latest-version fetch on[ -n "${VERSION:-}" ]; resolvesALIAS=${ALIAS:-${BINARY_NAME}}once at top-of-file and uses it for the destination filename and the manual-install hint.README.md: adds an#### Optional environment variablessubsection with three examples (pin version, alias, both).Verification
sh -n install.shparses cleanly (POSIX, no bashisms —${VAR:-default}is in POSIX).go test ./...still green.