[auth] Exempt direct CLI invocation from SECRET_KEY guard#1161
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The default-SECRET_KEY guard exempted the CLI by checking for "zou.cli" in sys.modules, but that name only appears when the `zou` console script imports it. Running `python zou/cli.py` or `python -m zou.cli` executes cli.py as __main__, so the exemption missed those paths and the CLI refused to start. Also match on the __main__ module being cli.py. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem
python zou/cli.py <cmd>andpython -m zou.cli <cmd>refused to start with the insecure-defaultSECRET_KEYerror, even though CLI runs are meant to be exempt.Solution
__main__module iscli.py, not only whenzou.cliis imported (which only thezouconsole-script entry point triggers). Server boot still refuses the default key.