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envroll completions <shell> --install — one command that figures
out the convention path for your shell, creates whatever directories
are missing, writes the completion file, and (for shells that need it)
appends a marker-guarded block to your shell's rc file so completion
loads on next shell start. No sudo, no manual .zshrc editing.
Idempotent — re-running doesn't duplicate anything.
The plain envroll completions <shell> form (print-to-stdout) still
works for CI / container builds / users who want to wire it manually.
Changed
README's Shell completions section rewritten to lead with --install. The "manual" path is documented as a fallback for custom
setups (system-wide /usr/local/share/zsh/site-functions/, etc.).
Fixed
Documentation no longer assumed /usr/local/share/zsh/site-functions/
exists by default — most fresh macOS installs don't have it. The --install flow uses ~/.zsh/completions/ instead and creates the
directory as needed.