fix(install script): ensure script works when piped into bash #6296
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Summary
Fixes the
download_cli.shinstallation script to work correctly when piped into bash (e.g., curl ... | bash), such as suggested by the Goose CLI install instructions. Previously, the read command would fail because stdin was the script itself rather than the terminal, preventing the script from waiting for user input when asking whether to add the goose bin directory to PATH.The approach is similar to rustup script
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Testing
I have manually tested that with this change the script succeeds when piped into bash (which was not working previously) as well as still works when ran directly on both Mac and Linux.
Related Issues
Relates to #6295
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