Fix auto-update by removing stale npm lock file#93
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The auto-update feature was failing to install new versions because npm's .package-lock.json file in the cache directory was pinning the old version. This fix removes the lock file before running npm install to force fresh package resolution.
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The auto-update feature was not working correctly because npm's .package-lock.json file in the ~/.cache/opencode/node_modules/ directory was pinning the installed version, preventing the update from installing. This fix removes that lock file before attempting the update.