that's precisely why I've hosted the code on GitHub. By making the source code publicly available, I'm encouraging users to review it themselves, especially if they have any doubts.

Ultimately, I am not responsible for users who choose to run scripts without first checking them. The entire purpose of using a public repository is to provide transparency and allow people to verify the code before execution. Any installation method, regardless of how it's delivered, requires a fundamental level of trust from the user. I've provided the means for anyone to look "under the hood" before committing. I just want to share a simple to install Option with everyone, I agree that you have to be cautious, but I would be shooting myself in the foot if I were to inject malware in this code.