install: only show the API-key hint when no key is configured#2
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The installers printed the "next: add a read-only API key" nudge unconditionally, even when `vastline install` had just reported an existing key. Gate it on `vastline key path` (exit 0 = a key resolves from env, vastline's config, or the vast CLI) so it only appears when setup is actually needed.
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The
install.sh/install.ps1post-install message printed the "next: add a read-only API key" hint unconditionally — even whenvastline installhad just reported an already-configured key (as happens on a machine that already used the tool or the vast CLI).Gate the hint on
vastline key path, which exits 0 when a key resolves from any source ($VAST_API_KEY,~/.config/vastline/vast_api_key, or the vast CLI's key). Verified: hint suppressed when a key is present, shown when none.