Update Homebrew formula for 0.6.5 - #129
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Greptile SummaryThis PR updates the Homebrew formula for the
Confidence Score: 5/5The Homebrew formula update is limited in scope and appears safe to merge. The change only updates the npm tarball URL and checksum for the formula while keeping install and test behavior unchanged.
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Points the Homebrew formula at the current npm release (0.6.5). The sha256 was verified against the registry tarball. Replaces #101, which targeted the now-outdated 0.6.3.
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