Bug Report

Location

core.py, HackingTool.uninstall() method, line 228.

Description

In the install() method, each command is printed with [warning] markup (yellow), which makes sense — it is an informational display of the command being run.

However, in the uninstall() method, the exact same pattern uses [error] markup (red) instead:

# install() — correct:
console.print(f"[warning]→ {cmd}[/warning]")
os.system(cmd)

# uninstall() — wrong: uses [error] instead of [warning]
console.print(f"[error]→ {cmd}[/error]")
os.system(cmd)

Impact

Uninstall commands are displayed in red (error style), which misleads users into thinking something went wrong when the commands are actually running successfully.

Fix

Change [error] to [warning] in the uninstall command display line (line 228) to match the install() pattern.