fix functions trapped in cursor-agent-install function scope

[lclark]

All functions defined after cursor-agent-install were trapped within its scope. This change properly terminates cursor-agent-install scope.

Summary by Sourcery

Bug Fixes:

• Correct the unmatched parentheses in cursor-agent installation and README helper code so later functions are not inadvertently defined within their scope.

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Fixes unbalanced parentheses in cursor-agent-install and README-opening logic so that later functions are no longer captured within the cursor-agent-install function scope and the file terminates cleanly with provide.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Corrected the closing of the cursor-agent-install function so subsequent definitions are no longer inside its scope.	Added an extra closing parenthesis after the async install function’s final nil return to properly terminate the let/lambda/defun structure Ensured the cursor-agent-install form is syntactically balanced so later top-level defuns are evaluated as separate functions	cursor-agent.el
Adjusted the README-opening helper’s conditional to balance parentheses and avoid over-closing the surrounding form.	Removed one trailing parenthesis from the error branch of the README-opening logic so its if/cond form is properly closed without affecting outer scopes Ensured the file ends with a clean top-level (provide 'cursor-agent) form not accidentally nested within a previous expression	cursor-agent.el

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