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[janishorsts]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on enhancing the continuous integration and delivery pipeline for the EarthBuild Homebrew formula. It introduces a dedicated Earthfile to streamline build and quality assurance processes, alongside updating the earth formula to a new release candidate version. The update also expands support for Linux architectures and improves user experience by guiding them on necessary container runtime installations.

Highlights

• New CI/CD Earthfile: A new Earthfile has been added to the repository, defining CI/CD targets for building, linting, auditing, and styling the Homebrew formula. This centralizes and automates the quality checks for the formula.
• Homebrew Formula Update: The Formula/earth.rb file has been updated to reflect a new release candidate version (v0.8.17-rc-0), include bottle checksums for additional Linux architectures (arm64_linux, x86_64_linux), and update the default Buildkitd image used by EarthBuild.
• User Guidance for Container Runtimes: A new caveats section has been added to the Homebrew formula, providing clear instructions to users on how to install Docker or Podman, which are required for EarthBuild to function.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the earth Homebrew formula for a new release and adds an Earthfile for CI. The formula update is mostly good, with style improvements and new Linux bottles. The new caveats section is a great addition. However, I've found a critical issue in the Earthfile where brew audit is called with invalid flags, which will cause the CI to fail. I've also suggested a couple of improvements in the formula file: one to make the bottle block more concise, and another to align the test command with the user-facing earthly command.