Mike probably wants to cast an eye over all of this, but in summary: In the Example Formula: * Updates with a revision example. * Updates with a mirror mirror (Whoa meta). * Replaces the bottles with more modern examples. * Adds the Yosemite binary dependency options. * Improves the plist documentation In the Bottles doc: * Modernises the expected bottle readout. * Adds double quotes. In the FAQ: * Updates the bottle language to reflect Yosemite’s arrival and the Bot’s new minimum OS bottle generation. In the Formula-Cookbook: * Adds a mega block on the OpenSSL situation in Homebrew, complete with examples and explanation. * Changes the X11 dependency example to optional to reflect Jack’s recently-expressed pattern in other formulae. * Explains why and how formulae are sometimes revisioned, and the mechanism behind that. * Updates the Ldapvi `otool` readout to reflect the new usage of OpenSSL. Setting a good example and all that. * Updates the Python language to match Tim’s new Python handling. * Updates the naming block to explain how Homebrew handles name conflicts, complete with examples. * Updates (a tiny bit) the sandbox creation in /tmp to reflect the current style. * Updates the chmod to move away from +x towards 0555 instead. * Labels the `enable-ham` option depreciated rather than old. Slightly firmer. * Updates the bottle block instructions to reflect Homebrew’s audit mechanism not crying about it locally. Closes Homebrew/homebrew#34275. Signed-off-by: Mike McQuaid <mike@mikemcquaid.com>
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