setup: clarify that helm and kubectl are required dependencies#811
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Prompt messages now explicitly state that Helm and Kubectl are required to run Warnet, rather than phrasing installation as an optional choice. Closes bitcoin-dev-project#754 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The setup prompts for helm and kubectl were phrased as optional
("Would you like to install..."), which was unclear, both toolsare required to run Warnet.
This pr updates both prompts to make this clear while still offering to
auto-install them. Applied the same fix to kubectl since it had
identical unclear phrasing.
Closes #754