chore(release): update Homebrew formula checksums for v0.17.6 - #1263
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The release workflow's auto-update push was rejected by main's branch protection (PR-required rule), so landing the checksums via PR instead. Checksums verified against the published v0.17.6 tarballs.
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The release workflow's formula auto-update step computed the new macOS checksums but its direct push to
mainwas rejected by branch protection (changes must go through a PR); the|| trueswallowed the failure so the job showed green.This lands the checksums via PR instead. Both sha256 values were verified locally against the published v0.17.6 tarballs.
Note: the release workflow's Homebrew auto-update is currently broken by the PR-required ruleset — worth a follow-up (e.g. have the workflow open a PR instead of pushing directly).