fix(server): avoid treating Ubuntu binaries as Homebrew-managed - #53
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- Add regression coverage for `/usr/local/bin` provider executables on Ubuntu - Restrict Homebrew path detection to `/opt/homebrew/bin`
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What Changed
Updated Homebrew path detection so
/usr/local/binexecutables are not automatically treated as Homebrew-managed. Added a regression test covering Ubuntu-style package-tool paths.Why
On Ubuntu, binaries commonly resolve from
/usr/local/bin, which could incorrectly trigger Homebrew update handling. Restricting the detection to the actual Homebrew prefix prevents the wrong package manager from being selected.Checklist