Fix asdf issue on clean installs#669
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asdf changed from shell-function-based initialization (sourced via `asdf.sh`) to a standalone binary. The old `source .../libexec/asdf.sh` approach no longer works on a clean OS install with a recent asdf version installed via Homebrew. Replace the source line with a PATH export that adds the asdf shims directory, which is the current recommended initialization method. Also export PATH immediately in the running session so subsequent plugin installs in the same script don't require a shell restart. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Clean installs fails due to asdf >= 16 not being function based, but rather a binary. See commit message for details.
Verified using clean install runs on MacOS Tahoe via UTM.