Add latest OpenCode installation and LMM OAuth configuration - #6
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Adds Unix and PowerShell installers for the latest official OpenCode and the latest official LMM OAuth plugin release. Public tagged release metadata and SHA-256 verification avoid GitHub API rate limits while preserving updateability; only the shared bootstrap is pinned for integrity.
The installer preserves other providers, plugins, JSONC comments and custom configuration directories, backs up changed configuration, and replaces its managed plugin entry on reruns. The desktop menu adds OpenCode at option 9. Login uses
opencode auth login --provider lmm; installation does not log in or send inference requests.Validation: 11 config, release-validation and bootstrap tests; 7 actual terminal menu tests; ShellCheck; isolated latest OpenCode installs twice and native OAuth registration/config-hook checks. CI verifies both latest and the last-tested baseline across Linux, macOS and Windows, including PowerShell 5.1. Feature-push CI is removed to avoid duplicate PR runs; all PR and main-platform checks remain.