Don't ask before adding shortcuts

Author: ZakaHaceCosas

docs/install.ps1

@@ -232,16 +232,8 @@ Function Installer {
         Add-AppToPath
         Write-Output "You may have seen our documentation mention shortcuts like 'fknode', 'fkn', 'fkclean'..."
         Write-Output "These are made by creating a bunch of scripts (fknode.bat, fkn.bat...) next to the main installation."
-        Write-Output "We highly recommend them, but JUST IN CASE they conflicted with any other local command, we let you choose."
-
-        $response = Read-Host "Do you wish to create these shortcuts? [Y/N]"
-
-        if ($response -match '^[Yy]$') {
-            New-Shortcuts
-        }
-        else {
-            Write-Output "Okay, we WON'T create shortcuts. Beware, as documentation and help menus might still use them to refer to commands."
-        }
+        Write-Output "We will create a bunch of shell scripts next to the main installation for these to work."
+        New-Shortcuts
         Write-Output "Installed successfully! Restart your terminal for it to work."
     }
     catch {

docs/install.sh

@@ -193,16 +193,10 @@ installer() {
     install_app
     add_app_to_path
     echo "You may have seen our documentation mention shortcuts like 'fknode', 'fkn', 'fkclean'..."
-    echo "These are made by creating a bunch of scripts (fknode.sh, fkn.sh...) next to the main installation."
-    echo "We highly recommend them, but JUST IN CASE they conflicted with any other local command, we let you choose."
-
-    read -p "Do you wish to create these shortcuts? [Y/N] " response
-
-    if [[ "$response" =~ ^[Yy]$ ]]; then
-        create_shortcuts
-    else
-        echo "Okay, we WON'T create shortcuts. Beware, as documentation and help menus might still use them to refer to commands."
-    fi
+    echo "We will create a bunch of shell scripts next to the main installation for these to work."
+    echo ""
+    create_shortcuts
+    echo ""
     echo "Installed successfully! Restart your terminal for it to work."
 }
 

docs/manual/install.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ description: "As easy as any installation should be."
 
 First thing first, install the CLI using any of these methods.
 
-Standard installation for :fontawesome-brands-windows: Microsoft Windows, :simple-linux: Linux and :simple-apple: macOS is script-based, and it's worth noting **these scripts will also create shortcuts.** For example, `fkn`, `fknode`, and also command-specific shortcuts like `fkclean`, `fkaudit`, and so on. These shortcuts are script (SH or PS1) based, and are not created when compiling from source or installing for NixOS.
+Standard installation for :fontawesome-brands-windows: Microsoft Windows, :simple-linux: Linux and :simple-apple: macOS is script-based, and it's worth noting **these scripts will also create shortcuts.** For example, `fkn`, `fknode`, and also command-specific shortcuts like `fkclean`, `fkaudit`, and so on. These shortcuts are script (SH or PS1) based, and are not created when compiling from source, when installing from a package manager, or when installing for NixOS.
 
 ## Standard installation
 
@@ -52,9 +52,6 @@ inputs.fuckingnode.packages."${pkgs.system}".default;
 
 ### Konbini
 
-!!! warn
-    As of now, shortcuts like `fkn` do not generate when installing from a package manager. Only direct installation via a script generates them.
-
 Just install it.
 
 ```sh