fix: align npm package usage across docs and launcher#71
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| "argus binary not found. Run `npm install` or `npx argus-ai` to download it." | ||
| "argus binary not found. Run `npm install` or `npx argus` to download it." |
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The new recovery hint uses npx argus, but this package is published as argus-ai (npm/package.json), so the suggested command may resolve a different package (or fail) when users try to recover from a missing binary. I checked npx --help in this environment, which shows npm exec -- <pkg>[@<version>], i.e. the first token is treated as a package spec, not this package’s bin alias. In the missing-binary path this can block users from redownloading the correct artifact.
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Restore one-off npm examples to use the actual package name (
npx argus-ai), keep installed binary usage asargus, and update the npm launcher missing-binary message to point atargus-ai.