bootstrap v2026.09.17-3

Windows 1.41.1

Fixed

• -Doctor stopped at its first check. ok and broken, the two
  verdicts the doctor exists to give, were never added to the ValidateSet
  on Add-Result, so the probe shell's own ok threw before a single tool
  was looked at. Both are in the set now, green and red.

• starship prompt reported "no prompt function" with the profile
  loaded. A function's Definition starts with a newline, and the probe
  answers one key=value per line - so fn:prompt= always arrived empty.
  The definition is flattened onto one line before it is sent.

• The mise checks looked in the Linux data directory. Windows mise keeps
  its shims under %LOCALAPPDATA%\mise\shims, which is what the mise phase
  puts on the user PATH; the doctor looked in ~\.local\share\mise\shims
  and reported it missing on every machine. And node, go and java
  resolving to mise\installs\... is mise activate working as intended -
  it puts those ahead of the shims - so that is ok now, not a note. Only a
  runtime from outside mise is flagged.

• Housekeeping threw on an empty download cache. On PowerShell 7,
  Measure-Object emits nothing at all for empty input, so
  (... | Measure-Object -Sum).Sum is $null.Sum, which strict mode rejects.
  That ran before the "nothing to prune" check, so a clean cache - the usual
  case - was enough. Sizes are summed by Format-Size instead, which is
  0.0 MB for no files.

Linux 1.34.2

Fixed

• Housekeeping still stopped mid-phase, past the journal fix in 1.34.1.
  The actual point of failure was the very next line: flatpak uninstall --unused --dry-run. uninstall has never had a --dry-run - that flag
  exists only on flatpak prune, for an unrelated purpose (pruning the
  OSTree object store, not listing installed-but-unused runtime refs) - so
  the command errored with Unknown option --dry-run every time, and the
  same pipefail/set -e/2>/dev/null combination silenced it. There is
  no safe read-only substitute: --noninteractive implies --assumeyes on
  --unused, so scripting around the missing flag risked doing the removal
  this phase promises never to do. The check is gone; flatpak uninstall --unused by hand is still there to run and review before answering yes.

• --doctor misjudged three things that were actually fine. 7zip's
  expected command was hardcoded to 7zz - that name is macOS's; apt's own
  7zip package puts 7z on PATH here. ~/.dotnet/tools was checked
  against PATH unconditionally, when the shell fragment itself only adds it
  once dotnet tool install -g has created the directory - its absence is
  the fragment working as intended, not broken. And carapace's completer
  was checked for a function named _carapace; carapace 1.7 defines
  _carapace_completer instead, so a working completer was reported as
  never initialised.

• @releases tools disappeared under WSL and other NAT'd or shared
  addresses. Each one calls GitHub's API once, unauthenticated, to read
  its latest tag - 60 requests/hour per source IP, easy to spend across the
  20-plus tools this platform installs that way, and every one queued
  behind the first failure came back failed and was never installed, not
  just delayed. GITHUB_TOKEN/GH_TOKEN (read the same as gh itself
  reads them) or a gh auth login raise that to 5000/hour; either is now
  picked up automatically, computed once per run rather than per tool.

macOS 1.37.1

Fixed

• github_latest_tag was unauthenticated. GitHub's API allows 60
  requests/hour per source IP without a token, shared with anything else on
  the same address; every release-tracked tool this call is used for is
  one more request against that budget. GITHUB_TOKEN/GH_TOKEN (read the
  same as gh itself reads them) or a gh auth login raise that to
  5000/hour; either is now picked up automatically, computed once per run
  rather than per tool.

• --doctor's carapace check looked for the wrong function. carapace
  1.7 defines _carapace_completer, not _carapace - the fragment
  registers it with compdef _carapace_completer <every command it covers>. A working completer was reported as never initialised.