[Automated] Update brew CLI Options

[thomhurst]

Summary

This PR contains automatically generated updates to brew CLI options classes.

The generator scraped the latest CLI help output from the installed tool.

Changes

• Updated options classes to reflect latest CLI documentation
• Added new commands if any were detected
• Updated option types and descriptions

Assembly-wide public API impact

No active public API changes were detected in this assembly.

Command coverage

Command coverage report:

• brew (Homebrew 6.0.20): 122 commands, tree 0c701de73d7e728cba2bd96e3b9aa36c0025ba16c8f47f26b230e86d9ffc2e54
  • Baseline comparison: 122 commands at Homebrew 6.0.20 -> 122 commands at Homebrew 6.0.20

Verification

• Solution builds successfully

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🤖 Generated with ModularPipelines.OptionsGenerator

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Review: [Automated] Update brew CLI Options (#4765)

Change: Single-field update to src/ModularPipelines.Homebrew/Generated/Brew.Generation.json, bumping generatorSourceSha256 to reflect a new generator source hash. No other files changed.

This is a generated tracking artifact, and per this repo's conventions (see CLAUDE.md), generated options output is the sole source of truth and should be regenerated automatically rather than hand-edited — which is exactly what this automated PR does. There's no logic change, no new code path, and nothing to simplify or restructure here.

No actionable findings.

[github-actions]

Review

This PR is a single-line, machine-generated change: it updates generatorSourceSha256 in src/ModularPipelines.Homebrew/Generated/Brew.Generation.json from one hash value to another, reflecting the automated brew CLI options regeneration (per the PR description: 122 commands, no active public API changes, no new/changed options detected).

No hand-written logic, generated option classes, or generator code are touched in this diff — only the recorded source hash. Per CLAUDE.md, generated tool output is authoritative and should not be hand-edited or shimmed, and this PR doesn't attempt to; it's the automated regeneration artifact itself. There's no code path here for design, maintainability, or architectural concerns to attach to.

No actionable findings — this is safe to merge as-is.

[github-actions]

Review

Reviewed the diff for PR #4765. The entire change is a one-line regenerated hash update in src/ModularPipelines.Homebrew/Generated/Brew.Generation.json:

-  "generatorSourceSha256": "773b4f943140dab43ee649323893d06346286caa0635dcf177d0bfb536a63497"
+  "generatorSourceSha256": "bccbb8765ada5091f6455448d255ca004c6b2a462256b9df4a1c67688399d5f1"

commandTreeSha256 and the command count are unchanged, matching the PR description (generator-source hash update only, no command-tree changes). This is exactly the kind of automated, generator-produced output covered by the repo guidance to treat current tool output as authoritative and never hand-edit generated options — nothing here is hand-edited or logic-bearing.

No design, correctness, or architectural concerns. Looks good to merge.