Homebrew tap for tereditor builds

Install macOS (Apple Silicon) builds through one Homebrew tap.

Package	Author	Id	Architectures
tereditor (nightly)	CommanderTvis	tereditor (cask)	ARM64

Add the tap

Use Homebrew 7 or later. The repository is not named homebrew-<name>, so pass its URL explicitly. Trust and add the tap once:

brew trust --tap commandertvis/homebrew   # Homebrew 7+ refuses untrusted taps
brew tap commandertvis/homebrew https://github.com/CommanderTvis/homebrew

tereditor (nightly)

The tereditor desktop app, Apple Silicon only, downloaded from its rolling nightly release. A workflow here (.github/workflows/tereditor.yml) checks that release daily at 06:00 UTC. When the disk image changed, it pins the cask's version and SHA256 to it, installs the cask on a macOS runner as a check, and pushes, so a plain brew upgrade picks up new builds. The old sharprail cask name is renamed to tereditor, so existing installs move over on brew upgrade.

brew install --cask commandertvis/homebrew/tereditor
brew upgrade --cask commandertvis/homebrew/tereditor
brew uninstall --cask commandertvis/homebrew/tereditor

Remove the tap

brew untap commandertvis/homebrew

Removing the tap alone does not uninstall any package.

Before installing

These are unofficial, unsigned builds. No Apple Developer ID signature or notarization ticket is attached, and macOS Gatekeeper blocks unnotarized applications downloaded from the internet by default. The cask runs a postflight step that clears the quarantine flag so installs and upgrades work without manual terminal commands; this does not otherwise disable macOS security protections. The SHA256 pin verifies download integrity, not publisher identity.