`HOMEBREW_CURL_PATH` has an effect only when `HOMEBREW_DEVELOPER` is set. However, the part of `brew.sh` that prints a message about outdated cURL disregards the value of `HOMEBREW_DEVELOPER`, which leads to a misleadnig message telling the user that `HOMEBREW_CURL_PATH` is outdated even though another cURL was used/tested.
This PR fixes it and instructs Homebrew to:
1. Display a warning message when system cURL is outdated and either `HOMEBREW_CURL_PATH` **or `HOMEBREW_DEVELOPER`** are not set. New `HOMEBREW_CURL_WARNING` variable is set to display the above warning only once (useful when `brew` calls itself internally).
2. Display `Installing Homebrew cURL` before auto-installing cURL in `update.sh` (due to `HOMEBREW_FORCE_BREWED_CURL`) and stop/exit if this step fails.
3. Display `Installing Homebrew Git` before auto-installing Git in `update.sh` (due to `HOMEBREW_FORCE_BREWED_GIT`) and stop/exit if this step fails.
Fix a regression introduced in PR #8542, which wouldn’t exclude
formulae and casks from stricter style checks properly unless tapped.
This caused `brew audit Formula/formula.rb` to report violations which
were not meant for formulae and casks.
The fix is to add Exclude patterns for formulae and casks in any
`git clone`d tap’s working tree.
Working outside of the productive Homebrew installation makes sure that
the latter doesn’t interfere with development, and vice versa.
It also helps track work in progress, especially if one tends to forget
things.
Modify parser.rb to add a colon between each term and the line break, which `ronn` converts into a definition list.
The <br> that follows ensures each term description is on a new line in the manpage output, and also replaces the
double trailing space for generating the hard return that follows each term in the HTML output.
Also modify man.rb to print environment variables with list markup matching the cask commands, and then drop
trailing colons from both lists of terms (cask commands, env vars) and non-list terms (analytics, bundle, services;
a <br> is added here because it would prevent the term description from being indented in the manpage output).
https://docs.brew.sh/Manpage#cask-command-options-cask
