feat: add update command - #27
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Add tools/update.sh script that allows users to update dotman to the latest version by running 'dotman update' or 'dotman -u'. The script: - Compares current version against latest GitHub release - Fetches and checks out the latest tag if an update is available - Shows current and latest version numbers Also documented the new command in README.md. Closes Bhupesh-V#11
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This PR adds an update command to dotman so users can easily update to the latest version.
Running
dotman update(ordotman -u) will:The update script lives in
tools/update.shalongside the existinginstall.sh. It follows the same pattern of using environment variables (DOTMAN,REPO,BRANCH) for configuration.Also added a Commands table to README.md documenting all available commands.
Closes #11