Document how to fix an Apple Silicon Rosetta 2 setup - #7
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A package can't retroactively fix its own interpreter's architecture -- by the time `pip install` runs, that's already fixed -- so this can't be auto-remediated from inside CANDy. Add a proper "Apple Silicon setup" README section with copy-pasteable steps: a uv-based one-liner (uv always installs the native architecture), and a manual Homebrew path with the Terminal-under-Rosetta check that's the most common actual cause (an Intel-only Terminal.app/iTerm profile, independent of which Homebrew prefix is on PATH). Point the runtime Rosetta-detection warning at this section instead of a generic one-line suggestion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
pip installruns, that's already fixed, so this genuinely can't be solved from inside CANDy itself.uv tool install candy-cazyme--uvalways installs a native-architecture Python, giving an isolatedcandycommand with zero manual venv/PATH management./opt/homebrew) prefix, plus a check for the actual most common root cause -- Terminal.app/iTerm running under Rosetta itself (a per-app "Open using Rosetta" setting, independent of which Homebrew prefix happens to be on PATH).Test plan
pytest-- 114 passed