Tunnel tool lacks a non-interactive install mode for scripted deployments
Developers who want to automate deployment of a tunnel tool are stuck with an interactive setup menu and cannot install it unattended. This blocks CI/CD and infra-as-code workflows that need scriptable installs.
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