Inline Homebrew tap bump - #139
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- rewrite url/version/sha256 and git-push the tap directly - direct https push avoids the API-redirect (HTTP 303) the old action hit with fine-grained tokens - no-ops cleanly when the formula is already current - comments point at dawidd6/mislav actions as fallbacks
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follow-up to #138 — swaps the homebrew bump workflow off the mislav action (which 303'd on our fine-grained token) to a tiny inline step that rewrites url/version/sha256 and pushes the tap directly.
to test: run the workflow manually (actions tab → run workflow → tag v1.1.0) and confirm it no-ops since the tap is already at 1.1.0