fix: Suppress console output during zsh initialization to avoid P10K instant prompt warnings

- Add output redirection (&>/dev/null) when sourcing helper functions
- Wrap export -f statements to suppress stderr during loading
- This prevents P10K from detecting console output during initialization

home-content/.bash_oc_smart.sh

@@ -271,13 +271,17 @@ oc_logout() {
     echo -e "${GREEN}✓ Logged out${NC}"
 }
 
-export -f is_oc_logged_in
-export -f is_oc_token_valid
-export -f get_token_expiry_info
-export -f oc_smart_switch
-export -f _oc_perform_login
-export -f _oc_verify_project
-export -f oc_status
-export -f oc_contexts
-export -f oc_logout
+# Export functions for use in subshells (mainly for bash compatibility)
+# Suppress output to avoid console noise during zsh initialization
+{
+    export -f is_oc_logged_in
+    export -f is_oc_token_valid
+    export -f get_token_expiry_info
+    export -f oc_smart_switch
+    export -f _oc_perform_login
+    export -f _oc_verify_project
+    export -f oc_status
+    export -f oc_contexts
+    export -f oc_logout
+} 2>/dev/null
 

home-content/.bash_oc_smart_aliases.sh

@@ -8,8 +8,8 @@
 # Source this after .bash_aliases to override the old context-only aliases
 # ============================================================================
 
-# First, source the helper functions
-source ~/.bash_oc_smart.sh
+# First, source the helper functions (suppress all console output during init)
+source ~/.bash_oc_smart.sh &>/dev/null
 
 # ============================================================================
 # AWS Shared Clusters - Smart Switch Aliases