ci: publish on homebrew

[moliholy]

Closes #668.

This PR adds an extra step in the release workflow to update the version in pop-cli in the homebrew repository.

The new HOMEBREW_TAP_TOKEN secret will have to be configured so that it has read and write permissions into that repository.

You can currently try out the functionality this way:

brew install r0gue-io/pop-cli/pop
which pop
pop --version

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[tsenovilla]

Tested on Intel Mac, working properly:

/usr/local/bin/pop
pop-cli 0.10.0

[moliholy]

@al3mart waiting for your approval before merging.

[AlexD10S]

Super cool!
Let's add this command in the docs: https://learn.onpop.io/welcome/install-pop-cli#id-2.-install-pop-cli

For what I read to be able to install it with brew install pop we need to create a pop Formula in https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core, have you check that?

[moliholy]

@AlexD10S

Let's add this command in the docs: https://learn.onpop.io/welcome/install-pop-cli#id-2.-install-pop-cli

Here it goes! r0gue-io/pop-docs#53

For what I read to be able to install it with brew install pop we need to create a pop Formula in https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core, have you check that?

I did, yes, but:

• Apparently it has to pass some filters.
• There is already a pop formula.