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A binary earlier on PATH permanently masks the one the installer writes, and the failure is SILENT in the worst way: the install reports success, the user runs the old copy forever, and re-running the installer never fixes it because it writes to a DIFFERENT directory. Found live: ~/.local/bin/hanzo held a retired Go build (it reports version 'dev') while the canonical Rust CLI installs to ~/.cargo/bin. uv also installs tools into ~/.local/bin, so a Python `hanzo` shadows the same way. Someone in that state debugs a CLI they are not running. check_shadowing compares `command -v <bin>` against where we actually put it, for hanzo/mcp/dev/hanzod, and prints the exact mv to fix it. It does NOT delete anything — the user's files are theirs — but staying quiet is what makes this cost hours. Verified all three cases with a harness against the real function: stale first on PATH -> warns, naming both paths canonical first -> silent (no false positive) canonical not present-> silent (nothing to shadow) (My first harness run passed for the wrong reason — I had created `cargo/bin` instead of `.cargo/bin`, so the check correctly found nothing. Fixed the harness, then it caught the case.)
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