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docs: correct bilingual CLI and Python installation - #2
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Replace the unavailable npm CLI install and unrelated Python package with the published binary installer and paired pinned Python SDK archives. Explain PATH setup and Windows terminal refresh in both languages.
Validation
Three posts validate with zero problems; English/Chinese source snapshots are synchronized to the companion website branch. Actual Linux binary installer and paired Python source install were independently executed successfully. Public install scripts returned HTTP 200 and match the reviewed CLI source. The paired Python archive pin is identical across the three repositories.
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No macOS/Windows native execution or production deployment was performed. Browser OS selection and asset availability are not native-platform execution. No package publication is claimed. No secrets or credential files are included.
Repository-owned installation decision and verification evidence are now included under
.agents/. Latest local validation again checks 3 posts with zero problems. The record commit needs its own remote CI result before merge.