feat: add support for ~/.zshrc.local for user customizations#20
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- Add 'source ~/.zshrc.local' at the end of all zshrc configs (macOS, Linux, server) - Create ~/.zshrc.local on first install if it doesn't exist (desktop.sh, server.sh) - Add 'zlocal' alias to edit the custom config file - Update 'reload' alias to source both ~/.zshrc and ~/.zshrc.local - Update documentation across all languages (en, pt-br, es, fr) This allows users to add personal aliases, functions, and variables in a separate file that is never overwritten by SetupVibe updates.
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This PR adds support for user customizations via a separate "~/.zshrc.local" file that is never overwritten by SetupVibe updates.
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Currently, when users run SetupVibe updates, their personal aliases and customizations in ~/.zshrc are overwritten because the entire file is replaced. This change allows users to add personal aliases, functions, and variables in ~/.zshrc.local, which will persist across updates.
The ~/.zshrc.local file is only created during the first installation if it doesn't already exist, ensuring existing user customizations are never touched.