g3rm0n v0.1.1

Added

• zsh completions (completions/_g3rm0n). install.sh installs them to
  ~/.local/share/zsh/site-functions and prints the fpath line to add.
• Hints in your shell's syntax. When g3rm0n or its installer tells you what to type
  (exporting an API key, adding ~/.local/bin to PATH), it now uses the syntax of
  the shell you started it from: bash, zsh, fish, ksh, tcsh/csh, nushell, xonsh or elvish.
• g3rm0n setup --show explains that API keys must be exported to be seen.
• README: a Shells section (completions and key-export syntax per shell), a full
  options table, and troubleshooting rows for unexported keys and a missing PATH entry.
• For contributors:
  • Documentation drift check (tests/docs.sh). It fails when the README,
    completions, rules or changelog disagree with the code, and when product code
    changes arrive without a CHANGELOG.md entry. It runs from a git pre-commit
    hook (.githooks/pre-commit), a coding-agent stop hook (.claude/settings.json)
    and CI.
  • scripts/bump-version.sh bumps the version and cuts the changelog section in one step.
  • Cross-shell test suite (tests/shells.sh). It runs the dashboard, interactive
    setup, installer and completions from bash, zsh, fish, dash, ksh, mksh, tcsh and
    busybox sh.
  • New rule: documentation. There is also a project
    CLAUDE.md, and AGENTS.md is expanded.

Fixed

• sh g3rm0n (and dash, ksh, mksh, zsh or busybox sh) now hands over to bash instead
  of failing with syntax errors.
• curl … | sh now stops with "run this installer with bash" instead of a misleading
  "Linux only" error.
• install.sh --help works when the installer is piped.
• A piped install run from inside a folder that looks like a g3rm0n checkout no longer
  links that folder instead of downloading the release.
• Completing a comma-separated --sections list in bash and fish keeps the items
  already typed (cpu,me → cpu,memory).
• The setup checklist accepts arrow keys from terminals in application cursor mode.
• Setup shortens home-folder paths to ~ correctly even when $HOME contains
  special characters.
• The README now documents --interval, --sections and --no-color.

Changed

• install.sh --uninstall also removes the zsh completion.
• The installer's checkout detection was rewritten so older ShellCheck releases lint
  it cleanly.