Merge pull request #16670 from EricFromCanada/BrewTestBot-URLs

docs: redirect from old BrewTestBot URLs
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logo: /assets/img/brewtestbot.png
image: /assets/img/brewtestbot.png
redirect_from:
- /Brew-Test-Bot-For-Core-Contributors
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# BrewTestBot for Maintainers
`brew test-bot` is the command our CI runs to test and build bottles for formulae.
[`brew test-bot`](Manpage.md#test-bot-options-formula) is the command our [CI](https://github.com/BrewTestBot) runs to test and build bottles for formulae.
## Publishing Bottles

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logo: /assets/img/brewtestbot.png
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redirect_from:
- /Brew-Test-Bot
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# BrewTestBot

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You can install `pipx` by running `brew install pipx`.
When you use `pipx` to install a Python application, it will always use a virtual environment for you.
It is possible to install some Python packages as formulae, by using `brew install xyz`. We do not recommend using these formulae and recommend you install them with pip using a virtualenv. These syste-wide Hombrew Python formulae are often Homebrew-specific formulae that are useful as dependencies for other Homebrew formulae. It is not recommended to rely on them.
It is possible to install some Python packages as formulae by using `brew install xyz`. We do not recommend using these formulae and instead recommend you install them with pip inside a virtualenv. These system-wide Homebrew Python formulae are often Homebrew-specific formulae that are useful as dependencies for other Homebrew formulae. It is not recommended to rely on them.
## Why is Homebrew's Python being installed as a dependency?