fix: check ctx.ui existence when hasUI is false #4
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When running 'pi' directly with a TTY, ctx.hasUI can sometimes be false even though the TUI is fully functional and ctx.ui is available. This fix allows the interactive shell to work if ctx.ui exists, regardless of the hasUI flag.
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Problem
When running
pidirectly with a TTY,ctx.hasUIcan sometimes befalseeven though the TUI is fully functional andctx.uiis available.This causes the tool to return:
Solution
Check for
ctx.uiexistence as a fallback whenhasUIis false. If the UI object exists, overlay methods will work.Changes
This is a non-breaking change - the check is now more permissive, allowing the tool to work in edge cases where the TUI is available but the flag is incorrectly set.