The PowerShell installer scraped the tag from the /releases/latest
redirect via $resp.BaseResponse.ResponseUri, which only exists on
Windows PowerShell 5.1. On PowerShell 7 (the default iwr|iex runtime)
BaseResponse is an HttpResponseMessage with no ResponseUri, so the value
was null, the regex never matched, and the script died with 'could not
resolve latest version' even though zot is public.
Resolve via api.github.com/.../releases/latest instead (tag_name is
returned directly, identical across PS 5.1 and 7+), add status-aware
error messages (404 / 401-403 / other), and drop the stale private-repo
note. Verified on PowerShell 7.7.
- rewrite resize_unix.go on top of golang.org/x/sys/unix so the
peek-stdin helper compiles on linux (Select returns (int, error),
Timeval.Usec is int64) as well as darwin (int32, error-only)
- promote golang.org/x/sys to a direct dep
- gofmt -w . (11 files of alignment drift from recent edits)
- install.sh / install.ps1: accept $GITHUB_TOKEN so the installers
work against the repo while it's private; no-op on public repos
- README: document the private-repo install paths (PAT for curl|bash
and powershell, GOPRIVATE for go install)
