docs: add PyPI install path to quick reference#186
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…t test The quick reference install section previously showed only the binary installer (curl), leaving newcomers unaware of the supported PyPI route. Add a PyPI block (recommended) ahead of the binary installer block, name the biomcp-cli package and biomcp command explicitly, and cross-link to the full installation guide. Extend the public install docs contract test to assert both paths and the package/command naming contract.
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Summary
biomcp-clipackage andbiomcpcommand explicitly, matching the contract in the main installation guideTest plan
docs/reference/quick-reference.mdshows PyPI block before binary installer blockbiomcp-cliis named as the package andbiomcpas the commanduv run pytest tests/test_public_install_docs_contract.py -v— 3 tests passuv run pytest -q— full suite passes with no regressions