feat: add installation script for Clipper #10
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This commit adds a shell script to easily install Clipper on Linux and macOS systems. The script determines the OS and architecture, downloads the appropriate binary from the GitHub releases, makes it executable, and installs it to /usr/local/bin. It also verifies the installation and provides informative logging messages throughout the process. - Supports installation on Linux (x86_64, arm64) and macOS (x86_64, arm64). - Uses mktemp to create a temporary directory for downloading the binary. - Ensures the /usr/local/bin directory is available and in the user's PATH before installation. - Provides clear error messages and feedback during each step of the installation process.
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This commit adds a shell script to easily install Clipper on Linux and macOS systems. The script determines the OS and architecture, downloads the appropriate binary from the GitHub releases, makes it executable, and installs it to /usr/local/bin. It also verifies the installation and provides informative logging messages throughout the process.