fix(path): expose ~/.local/bin for Claude Code native installer - #63
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Move the export into settings.sh so both bash and zsh pick it up. The native Claude Code installer drops its binary as a symlink in ~/.local/bin (alongside pipx shims, mise, and openshell), but nothing in the dotfiles had ever put that directory on PATH. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Move the export into settings.sh so both bash and zsh pick it up. The native Claude Code installer drops its binary as a symlink in ~/.local/bin (alongside pipx shims, mise, and openshell), but nothing in the dotfiles had ever put that directory on PATH.
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